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Clear goods under the Single Customs Territory (SCT)
The EAC Single Customs Territory (SCT) allows goods destined for a landlocked member state to be cleared and have duty assessed once, at the first point of entry into the region (port or airport). Declaration is largely done against the declared final destination, with physical checks carried out at the port of entry.
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Importers in EAC member states, particularly the landlocked ones (Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, South Sudan, eastern DR Congo)
Avant de commencer
- Be registered with the revenue authority of the destination member state
- Have a licensed customs agent if not self-declaring
Étapes
4 étapes, dans l'ordre
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Étape 1 : Pre-arrival declaration before vessel arrival
- Institution
- Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA)
- Canal
- En ligne
- Délai
- Non communiqué
- Coût
- Non communiqué
The customs declaration is submitted electronically before the cargo arrives at the port of entry (Mombasa or Dar es Salaam depending on the corridor), stating the final destination member state.
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Étape 2 : Valuation and duty assessment at the port of entry
- Institution
- Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA)
- Canal
- Au guichet
- Délai
- Non communiqué
- Coût
- Voir le détail
The customs administration of the coastal country (Kenya via the Port of Mombasa, or Tanzania via the Port of Dar es Salaam) values the goods and assesses the duties and taxes due, in principle applied under the destination member state's regime.
Coût : Per the EAC Common External Tariff and the destination country's domestic taxes
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Étape 3 : Transit under electronic seal to destination
- Canal
- Au guichet
- Délai
- Non communiqué
- Coût
- Non communiqué
Once duty is assessed (and a transit bond put up where required), the goods travel under the EAC transit regime, tracked by an electronic cargo tracking system, to the destination customs office.
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Étape 4 : Release at the destination office
- Institution
- Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA)
- Canal
- Au guichet
- Délai
- Non communiqué
- Coût
- Non communiqué
On arrival, the revenue authority of the destination member state (for example OBR in Burundi or RRA in Rwanda) checks the cargo against the original declaration and authorises release.
Diagramme du processus
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Étapes du processus
- Pre-arrival declaration before vessel arrival KRA · En ligne
- Valuation and duty assessment at the port of entry KRA · Au guichet
- Transit under electronic seal to destination Opérateur · Au guichet
- Release at the destination office RRA · Au guichet
Base légale
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Protocol on the Establishment of the East African Community Customs Union
library.types.protocol du 2 Machi 2004, EAC Customs Union Protocol
Procédures liées
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Transit goods via the Northern Corridor
The Northern Corridor links the Port of Mombasa in Kenya to Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and eastern DR Congo. Transit is coordinated by the Northern Corridor Transit and Transport Coordination Authority (NCTTCA) and follows the EAC customs transit regime, with electronic cargo tracking.
Transit
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Transit goods via the Central Corridor
The Central Corridor links the Port of Dar es Salaam, in Tanzania, to Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda. It is coordinated by the Central Corridor Transit Transport Facilitation Agency (CCTTFA) and is, together with the Northern Corridor, one of the two major logistics routes serving the East African hinterland.
Transit
Sources et versions
Sources 2
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EAC Customs Union and Single Customs Territory, official pages (nouvel onglet), EAC Secretariat
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Kenya Revenue Authority, customs services (nouvel onglet), KRA
Consulté le
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