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Malaysia Import & Export Custom Procedures
 

What you need to
know about Malaysia INWARD MANIFEST SUBMISSION
 

Carrier

Person Responsible

When?
A

Vessel (Section 52 Customs Act)

Master or Agent
of the Vessel

Within 24 hours after arrival and before any cargo is unshipped
B

Aircraft (Section 56 Customs Act)

Pilot or Agent
of the Aircraft

At the time of arrival and on demand by the proper officer customs
C

Rail (Section 60 Customs Act)

Station
Master

At the time of arrival and on demand by the proper officer of customs
D Vehicles (Section 78 Customs Act)

Person in control of the goods

On arrival at the
place of import
 
Malaysian legal provision in importation and exportation are stipulated in the Malaysian Customs Act 1967 and Customs Regulations 1977.

The main concept of legal provisions is to apply customs control procedures in importation and exportation.

 

 

 
Definition of import
 Importation means to bring or cause to be brought into Malaysia by land, sea or air.

Definition of export
 Exportation is defined as to take or cause to be taken out of Malaysia by land, sea, or air, to place any goods in a vessel, conveyance or aircraft for the purpose of such goods being taken out of Malaysia.
 

Summary of Malaysia Customs Control in relation to the clearance of goods.

Application of customs control in relation to the clearance of goods is required under the Malaysian customs laws and regulations are as follows:

Directing all trading activities to prescribe points of entry such as customs ports, airports, customs entry points and customs stations.

Prescribing legal landing places for ports or entry points for the purpose of landing and loading of goods for import and export.

Any landing or loading undertaken in other than these landing places are deemed to be illegal and would be considered as smuggling.
 

 

 

Establishing customs offices as such ports or entry points to administer customs procedures in relation with the collection and release of goods from customs control.

Prescribe working days and business hours of customs offices in such ports or customs station during which to transact customs release as well the hours permitted to effect clearance of goods, properly release by the proper invoice of customs from such ports of customs station.

Subject goods landed or goods before exportation to the warehousing procedures so as to bring them under customs control.

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