Manifest

Manifest refers to the carrier of the information of the goods, articles and passengers carried by the inbound and outbound means of transport transmitted by the transmitter of the manifest to the customs. Including original manifest, pre-assigned manifest, loading manifest.

Original manifest

The original manifest refers to the manifest transmitted to the customs by the manifest transmitter to reflect the information of the goods, articles or passengers carried by the inbound means of transport.

Pre-configured manifest

The pre-configured manifest refers to the manifest that reflects the information of the goods, articles or passengers that are expected to be loaded on the outbound transportation vehicle. Including the master waybill and the sub-bill (waybill) under it.

Loading manifest

Loading manifest refers to the manifest that reflects the actual stowage of goods, articles or passenger information on the outbound means of transport. The person who transmits the manifest shall transmit the electronic data of the loading manifest to the customs 30 minutes before the means of transport starts to load the goods and articles. The goods and articles listed in the loading manifest shall have been released by the customs.

Bill of lading

A bill of lading (shipping) refers to a document used to prove the contract of carriage of goods and articles and that the goods and articles have been received or loaded by the carrier, and that the carrier guarantees the delivery of the goods and articles.

Separate bill of lading (way)

A separate bill of lading (waybill) refers to a bill of lading (waybill) issued by a non-vessel shipping business operator, freight forwarder or express operator and other enterprises under the master bill of lading (waybill).

Manifest Transmitter

Manifest transmitters refer to persons in charge of inbound and outbound means of transport, non-vessel shipping business operators, freight forwarders, shipping agencies, postal companies, express operators and other persons obliged to transmit electronic manifest data.

Manifest related electronic data transmitter

Manifest-related electronic data transmitters refer to the operators of customs-supervised workplaces, tally departments, consignors of export goods, etc. who are obliged to transmit relevant electronic data such as arrival, tally, distribution, and triage applications to the Customs.

Manifest and related data transmission person filing

The filing of manifests and related data transmitters means that manifest transmitters, operators of customs-supervised workplaces, tally departments, and consignors of export goods shall file with the customs directly under the jurisdiction of the place where they operate or the authorized subordinate customs. The filing enterprise can initiate the corresponding filing application through a single window, and the customs can confirm and feedback through the manifest management water and air subsystem.

Export direct redistribution of goods

The goods that are directly redistributed for export refer to the goods that have been released by the customs, but cannot be loaded and shipped by the original means of transport for some reason, and need to be redistributed to other ships for shipment. It is the goods that have been directly reconfigured and that the loading manifest is transmitted according to the regulations and can be shipped out of the country.

Export drop-loaded cargo

Export unloaded goods, also known as export unloaded goods, refer to seaborne export LCL goods that have been declared to the customs and arrived at the customs supervision workplace, but cannot be loaded and shipped by the original means of transport for some reason.

Arrival report

The arrival report refers to the record submitted by the operator of the customs-supervised operation site to the customs when the inbound and outbound goods arrive at the customs-supervised workplace, and when the inbound and outbound goods arrive at the passenger customs clearance and mail sites, The record submitted by the operator of the relevant place to the customs reflecting the actual arrival of the goods.

Tally report

Tally report refers to the record of checking and confirming the actual loading and unloading of goods and articles carried by inbound and outbound means of transport by operators of customs-supervised workplaces, passenger customs clearance, and mail venues, or by tally departments.