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How long does it take to declare for an international exhibition?
The following is an analysis of the time cycle and key node explanations for the customs declaration of exhibits at international exhibitions, compiled based on customs operation norms and the logistics characteristics of exhibitions:
⏳ I. standard time range
Youdaoplaceholder0 airlift exhibits
Youdaoplaceholder0 Basic customs clearance : 1-3 working days (with complete documents and no inspection required)
Youdaoplaceholder0 In case of inspection : extend by 1-3 days (the probability of random inspection is about 10%)
Youdaoplaceholder0 maritime exhibits
Youdaoplaceholder0 Basic customs clearance : 3-7 working days (calculated after arrival at the port)
Youdaoplaceholder0 In case of inspection : extend by 3 to 7 days (inspection rate 10%-30%)
Youdaoplaceholder0 special channel
ATA carnet clearance: Release within 24 hours (tax-free)
Iii. Key Influencing Factors
Youdaoplaceholder0 completeness of documents
If the certificate of origin, quality inspection report and other documents are missing, the submission will be delayed by 2 to 5 days
Special features of equipment
Large-scale construction machinery: Inspection rate increased to 40% (on-site operation demonstration required)
Wooden packaging not fumigated: return possible (additional time taken 7-15 days)
Youdaoplaceholder0 policy convenience
International exhibitions such as the China International Import Expo: Open a green channel (50% shorter time)
optimization suggestions
Youdaoplaceholder0 limit time contingency plan
Maritime exhibits: Departure 35 days before the event (including 20 days of transportation +15 days of grace period)
Air-freighted exhibits: Arrive at the port 10 days before the event (including 3 days of customs clearance +7 days of emergency response)
Youdaoplaceholder0 acceleration measures
Submit electronic data in advance through the single window
Entrust a professional customs broker (reduce operation time by 30%)
Note: The above timeliness is based on regular port operations. The efficiency of hub ports such as Beijing/Shanghai is higher than that of local ports
v
How long does it take to declare for an international exhibition?
The following is an analysis of the time cycle and key node explanations for the customs declaration of exhibits at international exhibitions, compiled based on customs operation norms and the logistics characteristics of exhibitions:
⏳ I. standard time range
Youdaoplaceholder0 airlift exhibits
Youdaoplaceholder0 Basic customs clearance : 1-3 working days (with complete documents and no inspection required)
Youdaoplaceholder0 In case of inspection : extend by 1-3 days (the probability of random inspection is about 10%)
Youdaoplaceholder0 maritime exhibits
Youdaoplaceholder0 Basic customs clearance : 3-7 working days (calculated after arrival at the port)
Youdaoplaceholder0 In case of inspection : extend by 3 to 7 days (inspection rate 10%-30%)
Youdaoplaceholder0 special channel
ATA carnet clearance: Release within 24 hours (tax-free)
Iii. Key Influencing Factors
Youdaoplaceholder0 completeness of documents
If the certificate of origin, quality inspection report and other documents are missing, the submission will be delayed by 2 to 5 days
Special features of equipment
Large-scale construction machinery: Inspection rate increased to 40% (on-site operation demonstration required)
Wooden packaging not fumigated: return possible (additional time taken 7-15 days)
Youdaoplaceholder0 policy convenience
International exhibitions such as the China International Import Expo: Open a green channel (50% shorter time)
optimization suggestions
Youdaoplaceholder0 limit time contingency plan
Maritime exhibits: Departure 35 days before the event (including 20 days of transportation +15 days of grace period)
Air-freighted exhibits: Arrive at the port 10 days before the event (including 3 days of customs clearance +7 days of emergency response)
Youdaoplaceholder0 acceleration measures
Submit electronic data in advance through the single window
Entrust a professional customs broker (reduce operation time by 30%)
Note: The above timeliness is based on regular port operations. The efficiency of hub ports such as Beijing/Shanghai is higher than that of local ports
