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SHIPMENT MARKING REQUIREMENTS IN THAILAND

30/10/2017

Dear Valued Client

Please be advised that the Thai Customs Act has recently undergone a slight alteration in relation to the marking of goods moving in and out of Thailand. Whilst the change has primarily been in the wording of the Thai Customs Act, we feel it timely to remind all Thai exporters, along with Australian exporters of goods moving to Thailand, of the following requirements :-

All import and export shipments must include a shipping mark on outer packages

  • Shipping marks must be included on House Air Waybill’s / House Bills of Lading
  • Shipping marks must be included on commercial invoices / packing lists
  • Shipping marks listed on all commercial documents must accurately depict those on the actual packages.

There is a statutory penalty of 50,000 THB ( approx. $1,900 AUD ) under the new Customs Act for non-compliance with the requirements for shipping marks.

Please feel free to contact your local BRi office should you have any queries in relation to this matter.

Keeping you updated BRi Customs Team

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