In accordance with national regulations and laws, any imported goods entering the country need to be cleared customs. But how does it work in reality? Below is a brief introduction to the import customs clearance process.

Customs clearance refers to the procedures that should be performed in accordance with various laws, regulations, and policies when importing and exporting goods entering or leaving the customs territory of a country.

Customs clearance is an indispensable part of foreign trade. It is a necessary step for goods to be brought into or out of the country, and an opportunity for customs to verify that certain imported or exported goods meet certain local laws and regulations.

Express companies such as DHL, UPS and FedEx, etc. are usually used because express provides door-to-door service. They usually declare the goods uniformly first (sometimes pre-clearance)

International Express is a cross-border logistics method commonly used by cross-border e-commerce sellers and foreign trade merchants. It enables the delivery of goods within 3 to 10 days. International Special Line enables the delivery of goods within 7 to 15 days.

After obtaining the order on the e-commerce platform or independent station, the third-party logistics company is responsible for transporting and distributing the order package.

Warehousing management is the planning, organization, control and coordination process of a logistics enterprise to make full use of its warehousing resources to provide efficient service.

In foreign trade e-commerce, when the product is shipped or the sample is mailed, the logistics method generally has two options: international air freight and international express delivery.