When dealing with International Trade, the term Export is the action of sending goods or services to another country for sale or for exchange of other goods and services. However, it is important to note that there are some goods and services that are prohibited from being exported, for example, protected wildlife, heritage items, weapons and other dangerous goods.
In Australia, before Exporting goods to another country there are specific requirements that must be met. Some of these include obtaining an Export Permit, obtaining a Certificate of Clearance for the vessel (generally a ship or aircraft), specific goods may need to be cleared and have an Export Declaration Number (EDN).
Further, the Australian Government requires accurate data and this usually requires the Exporter to submit various forms and understand Export manuals and Legislation.
At Navado, our team of International Trade Lawyers can assist you with your Export enquiries. Our International Trade Lawyers can provide you with legal advice so that you are aware of the approved and prohibited goods, notify you of the permits and certificates you must obtain and ensure that you are aware of the Export date you must provide and the correct forms to submit.
Our International Trade Lawyers can also assist you with preparing and submitting all relevant and necessary forms and will provide you with the legal advice so that you understand your rights and obligations under the Australian Export and Trade Legislation.
If you are an Exporter, it is important that you seek legal assistance from an International Trade Lawyer. To book a consultation with one of our International Trade Lawyers, contact our firm by telephone on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au.
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