Step by Step: How to Export Iodized Salt
Exporting Iodized Salt from Timor-Leste necessitates adherence to regulatory requirements set by the country's authorities. Compliance with labeling standards, including clear indication of iodine content, is crucial to meet health and safety regulations.
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Step 1
Business Registration and Verification Service (SERVE)
- Prepare Applications along with all required documents.
- Submit the application to Business Registration and Verification Service (SERVE).
- The application is evaluated by Business Registration and Verification Service (SERVE).
- If the application is approved, a Business Registration Certificate will be issued to the trader.
- If not, the application is rejected with the reasons for the rejection.
- Trader collects the Business Registration Certificate.
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Step 2
Autoridade Tributária Timor-Leste (ATTL)
- Prepare Applications along with all required documents.
- Submit the application to Autoridade Tributária Timor-Leste (ATTL).
- The application is then evaluated by the Autoridade Tributária Timor-Leste (ATTL).
- If the application is approved, Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) is issued to the Trader. If not, the application is rejected with the reasons for the rejection.
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Step 3
Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MCI)
- Prepare Applications along with all required documents.
- Submit the application to Commercial Registration and Verification Service (SERVE).
- For low-risk import activities, Commercial Registration and Verification Service (SERVE) reviews and verifies the application.
- For medium or high-risk import activities, Commercial Registration and Verification Service (SERVE) forward the application to the respective department of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MCI) for further assessment.
- Submit additional information if required.
- Collect the Export Licence after successful review.
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Step 4
National Directorate of External Trade (DNCE)
- Prepare the Applications on the respective company's Letter Head
- Submit the application to the National Directorate of External Trade (DNCE) via Single Window
- National Directorate of External Trade (DNCE) reviews the application submitted.
- Submit additional information if required
- The original application is stamped by the Timor-Leste Customs Authority and issued to the Exporter
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Step 5
Timor-Leste Customs
- DAU lodged within ASYCUDA World by Customs Broker
- DAU assessed and routed within ASYCUDA World
- Where required, DAU amended by Customs following identification of any errors.
- Note: The Export Process Map is developed by Timor-Leste Customs to help exporters understand the Clearance process of exporting goods. You may also like to have a look at the procedure of clearance at Tibar Bay Port by clicking the procedure button below.
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