The shipping and logistics sector in Nepal is currently going through a significant shift. The transportation and logistics industries' convergence has been accelerated by the epidemic. Both seasoned industry players and newcomers are being pushed to seek out greater speed and control of beginning-to-end item conveyance due to digitization and customer expectations.
Namaste Cargo Nepal (P) Ltd. offers a variety of different consumer services in addition to offering fairly priced import and export services, including cargo insurance and its management. The significance of insuring your freight to guard against potential losses and damages is understated. Therefore, it is your duty to safeguard your possessions. Our shipping and logistics team creates insurance solutions that cover the whole supply chain in Nepal using cutting-edge technology and risk management techniques. Our goals are better risk visibility, comprehension, and protection for your cargo shipments.
Namaste Cargo Nepal consistently creates security programs with cutting-edge plans, information and investigation offices, and risk management services. We also assist you in lowering expenses and increasing claim reimbursements with our complete claims management services. We provide services to businesses of all sizes, from modest package delivery services to global product producers.
Now let’s take a look into the documentation that is required for
shipping the logistics from Nepal. There are a number of actions that must be done in order to lawfully ship from Nepal. All of it is taken care of for you by Namaste Cargo Nepal as part of our service. For shipping through air, sea, customs brokerage, warehousing, packing, pickup, and distribution, as well as with extreme care for perishable commodities that require special handling.
Documents for export and import will be created in accordance with government regulations and destination nation needs. See our list of acceptable and unacceptable products to send from Nepal. Country of origin, visa documents, Form A (Generalized system of preference, GSP), and Exports Licenses According to the exporting and importing country's rules and regulations, a packing list, invoice, and other essential paperwork will be created.
Other than for prohibited or quantitatively restricted items, such as (a) products harmful to health, including illicit drugs (see the chapter's further discussion on prohibited imports), (b) weapons and ammunition, explosive materials, or items needed to make explosive materials, guns, or bullets, and (c) communications equipment, wireless walkie-talkies, and other similar audio-communication equipment, imports are not subject to license requirements (dietary restrictions of the majority Hindu religion prohibit the consumption of beef). Open universal licenses are not necessary for imports in Nepal.
To import goods, traders must present their general export/import permits and taxpayer certificates. If the end user, such as a project office, business, or institution, imports products directly, they must present a copy of their corporate registration certificate and taxpayer's certificate to get both Nepal Rastra (Central) Bank's approval for foreign currency and customs clearance of the shipment.
For a better understanding, of shipping goods by air to a third country, the following bullets for necessary documents are listed. Only a registered corporation or firm may export.
1. Commercial receipt for a Custom Declaration Form
2. GSP form "A," if necessary a copy of the bank's advance payment statement or letter of credit.
3. Nepal Foreign Exchange Declaration Form Packing List for Rastra Bank
4. a copy of the registration certificate for the company
5. a copy of the registration certificate for income taxes
6. air ticket
7. Authorization letter to release the shipment
8. Phytosanitary Certificate for Plants and Agriculture
For the export of status, Thankas, woodcarvings with archaeological importance, etc., a certificate from the Department of Archaeology is required. Likewise, the National Productivity and Economic Development Center's garment visa office has issued a certificate authorizing the export of clothing to the United States and Canada.
With the exception of No. 9, all of the aforementioned papers must be exported to a foreign country by land or water.
1. One copy of the manifest for each truck's declarations of usual transit
2. An invoice for a transit declaration is necessary for goods that are being shipped via Bangladesh or India to a third country.
For imports, we suggest to our clients the necessary paperwork for clearance, cost-cutting, and the goal of attempting rapid delivery.
(Again, kindly notice that everything above is offered to you as part of our services at no additional cost; be aware that some shipping firms in Nepal may charge you extra for these services; we do not; it is offered as part of our loyal service to you.) Thanks to one of the biggest and most knowledgeable networks of cargo insurance specialists, claims experts, and risk consultants in the business, Namaste Cargo Nepal offers local solutions for marine cargo risks in a number of countries, including Nepal. Our clients are valued because they have faith in us. We never lose hope for our customers. Finally, but certainly not least, Namaste Cargo Nepal offers all-time available customer support, client care, one-stop shipping, customized transportation organizations, modified organizations, trading, and beginning-to-finish consistency instruction. We have a remarkable reputation among public power experts and a remarkable track record of delivering the goods, for the most part, on time.
