Trinidad & Tobago Import requirements

Importing Goods

If you are importing commercial goods, you must hire a Customs Broker to fill out the required documentation. You can find a list of Customs Brokers in the yellow pages of the Trinidad and Tobago telephone directory.

Commercial and non-commercial importers must also:

• Fill out a Customs Declaration Form (C82 Form) in four copies.
• Submit the C82 Form with the documents listed in the section below to a Customs Officer at a Customs and Excise office. The Customs Officer will sign the C82 Form and give you an Assessment that shows duties and taxes owing and return all documents to you.
• Take the C82 Form and the Assessment to the Customs’ cashier and pay all outstanding taxes and duties in Trinidad.
• Take the cashier’s receipt and all documents to the Import/Export Station where the goods are being imported and clear the goods through Customs.

documents you need to import goods

1. A CARICOM Area Invoice (this is provided by the supplier and is necessary for any goods entering the CARICOM region).
2. The supplier’s invoice.
3. A copy of the Airway Bill (for items transported by air) or Bill of Lading (for items transported by sea).
4. Import licence for right hand drive vehicle imports
5. A declaration on the C75 or C76 form (used only when there is an ongoing demand-supply relationship between the importer and the supplier) signed by the importer.
6. A certificate of origin (provided by the supplier).

As well as shipping, we can also assist in sourcing and importing vehicles to Trinidad & Tobago by :-

Locating the cheapest vehicles available in the market, without compromising on the quality of the vehicle. Arranging an inspection of the car by one of our trusted Mechanics. Negotiating the terms of the sale on your behalf e.g length of warranty issued on the car Collection of the vehicle from the car dealership and delivery to our Warehouse for Safe storage. Arranging of De-registration of the car with the DVLA (UK car authority) Organising the shipment of your vehicle (We usually prefer to export your car within two weeks of us receiving it from the dealer. Preparation of all customs documentations needed for clearing the vehicle upon arrival in your country of import.

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