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Travellers may use the Customs@SG Web application via our eServices (www.customs.gov.sg/services) to make advance declarations and tax payments. For immigration requirements, visit the ICA website (https://safetravel.ica.gov.sg/).
Customs@SG is a web application developed by Singapore Customs to provide travellers and members of the public with a more convenient way to interact with us. The Customs@SG web application has two modules: Declare Goods module and Search Receipts / Drafts module.
Get in touch with Singapore Customs Enquiries. Enquiries on Customs Procedures Chat with us now! Beyond this live-chat, you may reach us at +65 6355 2000. Our operating hours: 8am to 6pm (Monday to Friday) 8am to 12pm (Saturday) Closed on Sundays and public holidays. Our peak hours are from 10am to 12pm, and 3pm to 5pm.
Customs Forms & Service Links. Country/Region/Port Code Search Engine. Payment to Customs. Customs@SG Web Application. Manifest Reconciliation Statement (MRS) Scheme
Reconstituted on 1 April 2003 to bring together revenue collection and enforcement, trade documentation, trade facilitation and security functions under one agency, Singapore Customs upholds customs and trade laws to build trust in Singapore’s external trading system, facilitate trade, and protect revenue.
Inform Singapore Customs if there is any change in your company’s particulars to ensure you receive timely updates on regulatory changes. Know the import procedures and declaration requirements before you import.
Customs Forms & Service Links. Country/Region/Port Code Search Engine. Payment to Customs. Customs@SG Web Application. Manifest Reconciliation Statement (MRS) Scheme
National Single Window. ASEAN Customs Transit System (ACTS) International Connectivity. Valuation, Duties, Taxes & Fees. Harmonised System (HS) Classification of Goods. Certificates of Origin. Customs' Schemes, Licences & Framework. Trade Security In Singapore. Strategic Goods Control.
To import goods into Singapore, you are required to make a declaration to Singapore Customs. Goods and Services Tax (GST) is payable on non-dutiable goods. Both GST and duty are payable for dutiable goods if these goods are imported for local consumption.
To provide facilitation, you may use the weekly average exchange rates, published by the Monetary Authority of Singapore in the preceding week, when making declarations to Customs for the current week.