PI Logistics India Pvt Ltd

Customs Clearance

One of the most important parts of logistics is the customs clearance process. The world economic climate makes customs clearance complex and unstable. Thus, vast expertise and knowledge are required to counter these challenges.

Our team of experts have over ten years of custom duty clearance experience. Our experienced team has the knowledge necessary for effective customs brokerage. They also ensure complete compliance with freight safety and security regulations. Thus, P I LOGISTICS helps our clients with seamless supply chain management.

At P I LOGISTICS, we keep ourselves updated with regulations for import customs clearance. We also have up-to-date knowledge in customs clearance for export. This enables us to handle customs clearance with higher accuracy. Throughout the transit, our team of experts stays in touch with our clients. We assist with freight handling and solving any related issues.

OUR Customs Clearance Services

Customs Broker Service

Customs procedure Consulting

SEZ/FTWZ/100% EOU Customs Clearance

Bonding and De bonding Clearance

Hi Sea Sale

Bonded Warehouse Management

EPCG/Advance Authorization Clearance

Re-export Clearance

FAQs

The process begins with the details of the document, with focus on clear product description. We also ensure proper details on charge separation, classification, tabulations, and HS codes.

In general, package transfer and distribution require 2–3 working days in India.

BIS Certification is a way to give the consumer a third-party guarantee like a (third umpire in cricket)of the quality, safety, and dependability of the products. While BIS certification is a voluntary process, the Indian government has made it a requirement for some products in order to protect the health of the public.

High sea sales are sales made to a different customer while the goods are on the high seas or after they leave the port of loading but before they arrive at the port of discharge by the actual consignee (i.e., the consignee listed on the bill of lading). In short when the shipment hasn\\\'t reach the port still in sea which is proclaimed by another buyer.