We provide the best logistics network for companies that are starting overseas business for the first time or looking for a new logistics partner.
Our expert staff will provide you with easy-to-understand explanations and detailed support, so you can rest assured that your company's valuable products are in good hands.
Although some procedures have been simplified due to the widespread use of the Internet, it is still necessary to file a tax return.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us and consult with us in advance.
We are your partner for this purpose, and we will provide full support for exports and imports based on our wealth of experience and expertise.
We provide full support for exports and imports based on our wealth of experience and expertise.
Selection of export commodities and suppliers, and negotiation and conclusion of contracts
It is also important to confirm whether the goods are appropriate for consumers and users in the partner country, and whether the subject goods are items for which a license or application is required in the partner country, and whether statutory inspections are required. Credit checks are also important when selecting suppliers.
In buying and selling, it is necessary to agree not only on the commodity price, settlement currency, and settlement method, but also on various other conditions, such as the time of settlement, quality, quantity, packing conditions, transportation method and delivery time, inspection method and time, after-sales service, and response in case of trouble. Since international transactions take a longer time than domestic shipments, it is important to firmly determine the terms and conditions of trade (Incoterms) as well.
Prepare necessary documents such as invoices and packing lists.
The invoice is a document that lists the name of the item, quantity, price, etc. The packing list is a document that complements the invoice and lists the number of pieces of the exported cargo, weight and volume after packaging, etc.
It is also important to prepare insurance against accidents during transportation.
If you are the exporter, you will prepare and complete export customs clearance documents.
When ready, the cargo is brought into the bonded area for customs clearance.
After border transportation, the importing party is responsible for import customs clearance procedures.
Applications related to customs clearance are now online, which is considerably more convenient than in the past.
The importer pays for and takes delivery of the cargo. The timing of payment may vary depending on the terms of the contract, such as prepayment, L/C settlement, or deferred payment.
In cases where transactions are made under L/C settlement terms, the party exporting prepares a purchase order with the bank with the original documents as specified in the L/C, such as B/L, invoice, and packing list, as well as a bill of exchange.
If the submitted documents match the contents of the letter of credit, the purchase will be made. The exporting party receives payment for the goods, and when the export cargo is safely delivered to the importing party, the export operation is complete.