Why do freight forwarders say that it is difficult for Russia to clear customs with Brazil and India? Is there any special reason?

1. Reasons for the difficulty in Russian customs clearance:

Russian customs clearance procedures are relatively cumbersome. The efficiency of customs at different customs clearance points in Russia is also different, and the quantity of goods declared at one time also affects the customs clearance speed. The customs clearance speed of a single kind of goods is faster. If more kinds of goods are declared at one time, the inspection time will be longer and the customs clearance speed will be faster.

2. Reasons for the difficulty in customs clearance in India:

First of all, all the goods transferred to the inland freight station in India must be transported by the shipping company, and the final destination column of the bill of lading and manifest must be filled as the inland point. Otherwise, you have to dig out boxes at the port, or pay a high fee to change the manifest before you can transport them inland.

Secondly, the goods can be stored in the customs warehouse for 30 days after they arrive in Hong Kong. After 30 days, the customs will issue a delivery notice to the importer. If the importer can't pick up the goods on time for some reason, he can apply to the customs for an extension as needed. If the Indian buyer does not apply for an extension, the exporter's goods will be auctioned 30 days after customs.

3. Reasons for the difficulty in customs clearance in Brazil:

Brazilian Customs has special requirements for customs clearance materials, and the customs clearance review is strict. If it does not meet the requirements, there is a risk of confiscation. Especially when the buyer cheats, the probability of the goods being detained is greatly increased. Moreover, the seizure of goods by the customs is likely to become a "legitimate reason" for some importers to ask for discounts or even refuse to pay, which will eventually lead to the false payment of goods by export enterprises.

In order to prevent such risks, it is suggested that export enterprises should fully understand the customs policies of various countries before exporting, prepare all kinds of documents as required, declare truthfully, pay taxes according to law, and entrust a reliable and experienced freight forwarding company to operate.