Car Shipping - Customs Regulations in Brunei

Documentation
Prior to importing of any restricted goods, a permit (A.P) must be obtained from Customs. An applicant for such permit must fill in the prescribed form in quadruplicate and submit it to the Controller of Customs.
All goods, whether they are dutiable or not, must be declared in the prescribed from and submitted to the Customs where the goods are to be imported.

Declaration should give full and true account of the number of packages, cases description of goods, value, weight, measure or quantity and country of origin of the goods. Four copies of the declaration should be made.

The declaration must be supported by the following documents:-
• delivery order.
• original invoices.
• packing list; and
• all other documents such as certificate of origin, Import licences, and insurance papers which may be required by a proper Customs Officer.

Dutiable goods may be move from one place to another within the State with the permission of the Controller of Customs and such movement, when granted, must be accompained or covered by a Local Permit issued by a proper Customs Officer.

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