import
The import of goods by sea is one of the most important factors in the fields of commerce and international trade and is very vital for the market and economy. Being familiar with international laws is also one of the very important tools in this field, which can be effective in the import process. The import of goods to the country can be done by air, land and sea. In sea import, the basic conditions of goods delivery include things such as point of origin, port of entry, number of days allowed for transit, method of transportation, customs clearance, warehousing, loading, and issuance of bill of lading are very important. Tabaraki Group provides comprehensive services in the field of sea transportation of goods. This holding is always ready to use cost-effective solutions for moving any type of cargo. Regardless of the weight and volume of the cargo and its origin and destination, this holding is ready to use high quality and safety services for the transfer of goods. Sea import of goods is very important for the development of trade. Choosing the best import method is one of the important issues to consider.
If the correct shipping method is not chosen for the import, it can lead to significant losses for the business. Transportation of goods by sea, which is carried out by ships, is considered one of the safe and reliable methods of importation. In fact, depending on the type of business, type of cargo, and your specific conditions, sea import is recommended as a reliable and safe method.
Importing goods is done in two ways:
Direct import: In this method, goods are imported to Iran by land, air or sea. This type of import includes goods whose manufacturing companies are not sanctioned and it is possible to send goods directly to Iran.
Indirect import: Due to Iran’s sanctions, some goods cannot enter Iran directly. In this case, European countries, some Chinese, Korean, etc. companies participate in this process and cross-staffing transportation method is used. Tabaraki Group, due to having another branch in Dubai, provides the possibility of importing your goods from the above countries. In this case, your desired product will be billed in Dubai first. Then, with our coordination, it will be sent and cleared to Jebel Ali Customs in the United Arab Emirates. Finally, after unloading at Emirates transit, it is loaded and sent to another transit named Islamic Republic of Iran.
Procedures for importing goods
Step of purchasing or supplying goods: In this step, you must buy or supply the goods you want. This can be done by contacting manufacturers, suppliers, commercial agents or intermediary companies. At this stage, you should coordinate the price agreement, payment terms, delivery time and other details related to the purchase of goods.
2. Customs clearance stage: After providing the goods, you must go through the customs clearance process. This stage includes documentation and processes related to tariffs, taxes and customs regulations. For this purpose, you must collect the necessary information and documents and send the clearance request to the relevant customs. Then the customs will determine the amount of import taxes and duties based on the relevant laws and regulations, and you must pay the relevant costs. After the financial settlement, the goods are allowed to enter the country. At these stages, complete and accurate information about customs laws and regulations, tariffs, taxes and other relevant requirements is critical. Also, interaction with business partners, customs advisors and relevant agents can also help you in the import process.
The steps of buying and sending goods are as follows:
Letter writing and price request: In this step, by sending a letter or email, you send a price request for the product you want to the seller or supplier. The request includes the required details such as the quantity and specifications of the goods.
Request product information: After receiving the initial price, you may need more information about the product. At this stage, you ask the seller to send the product catalog and profile to learn more about its features and specifications.
Bargain and negotiate with the seller: In this step, you can negotiate with the seller about the price, payment terms, delivery time and other details. The goal of this step is to get the conditions that are right for you.
Check the supplier company: Before finalizing the order, you can check the supplier company. This includes checking work history, licenses, letters of recommendation and feedback from previous clients.
Finalizing the order and getting the pre-invoice (proforma): after negotiating and confirming the conditions, finalize your order and receive the official pre-invoice (proforma) from the seller. This pre-invoice contains the complete details of your order.
Payment: After receiving the pre-invoice, you must pay the required fee to the seller. This can include payment by bank transfer, wire transfer, or other payment methods.
Quantitative and qualitative inspection of the goods: Before sending the goods, you may want to check the goods. This includes checking the quantity and quality of the product, compliance with your desired specifications and standards.
Choosing the shipping method: To send the goods, you must choose the shipping method. This includes choosing between ground, air or sea shipping and you have to decide according to the distance, the desired delivery time and the costs involved.
Loading: At the end of the process, the goods must be loaded. Based on the selected shipping method, the goods are properly packed and loaded, then sent to the final destination. By following these steps, the purchase and delivery of goods is done in a systematic and orderly manner and it is ensured that the process goes well. Also, it is important to pay attention to details and coordinate with the seller and related business partners to achieve the best result in purchasing and shipping goods.
Clearance process
Place an order: First, you place your order for the product and provide the required details such as product specifications, quantity and other relevant information.
Obtaining the necessary permits: After placing the order, you must obtain the necessary permits and licenses to import the goods. This may include permits related to health, safety, standards and other relevant regulations.
Receiving the declaration of goods entering the customs: After the goods enter the customs, you must receive the declaration of the goods entering. This declaration includes the details of goods entering customs and related information.
Payment of fees including duties and customs duties: To clear the goods, you must pay the fees related to duties and customs duties. These costs are determined based on customs regulations and the amount and value of the goods.
Shipping the goods to the warehouse after clearance: After paying the customs fees, the goods will be shipped to your warehouse. At this stage, the goods are packed and ready to be delivered to you.
Receive the goods: At the end, you receive the goods. Before receiving, you may want to inspect the item to ensure it matches the order and quality.
By following these steps, your item will be successfully cleared and delivered to you. Paying attention to the customs regulations, coordinating with the relevant authorities and paying the necessary fees are among the important points in the goods clearance process.
