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I. Definition of "Double Customs Clearance"

In international trade, "Double Customs Clearance" refers to a logistics service where a freight forwarder handles both export customs clearance (in the origin country) and import customs clearance (in the destination country). This service simplifies cross-border shipping for businesses, particularly e-commerce sellers, ensuring smoother delivery.

II. Two Modes of "Double Customs Clearance"

1. Basic Double Clearance

• The freight forwarder manages export & import customs procedures, but the recipient pays duties/VAT.

2. Double Clearance with Tax Included (DDP-like)

• The forwarder handles all clearance processes and includes all taxes/duties in the quote.

• Clients pay a fixed upfront cost with no surprise fees.

III. Key Advantages

? Simplified Process ¨C Ideal for businesses unfamiliar with customs rules; no need to handle complex paperwork.
? Cost Transparency ¨C Especially with "tax-included" services, avoiding unexpected charges.
? Time & Effort Savings ¨C Forwarders¡¯ expertise speeds up clearance, reducing delays.