Double Clearance Service, i.e. “Delivery after tax” service, means that the seller completes the 

import customs clearance formalities at the designated destination, and hands over the goods

 that have not yet been unloaded on the delivery means of transportation to the buyer to complete

 the delivery of the goods.

This service not only covers the whole logistics operation from the port of origin to the port of

 destination, including sea transportation, customs declaration, customs clearance, tax payment 

and terminal distribution, but also wins the favor of the majority of enterprises with its advantages of

 simplifying the process, reducing the risk, saving the cost and improving the efficiency.

The advantages of simplifying the process, reducing risks, saving costs and improving efficiency

 have won the favor of enterprises.

Preparation of goods: the enterprise prepares the goods in accordance with the contract 

requirements and provides the necessary documentary information.

Booking and shipment: Logistics service provider arranges booking and coordinates shipment 

according to the condition of the goods.

Sea transportation: the goods are transported by sea from the port of origin to the port of destination

 in Malaysia.

Customs declaration and clearance: the logistics service provider is responsible for customs 

declaration and clearance procedures and payment of relevant taxes and fees at the destination 

port in Malaysia.

Final delivery: After the goods have completed customs clearance, the logistics service provider

 arranges final delivery to the designated consignee address.

Signing and Settlement: After the consignee signs for the goods, the enterprise and the logistics

 service provider will complete the expense settlement.

Contract terms: When signing the DDP contract, the enterprise needs to read the contract terms

 carefully to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

Documentary information: Enterprises need to provide complete and accurate documentary

 information in accordance with the requirements of the logistics service provider to ensure the 

smooth customs clearance of goods.

Payment of taxes and fees: Enterprises need to understand Malaysia's import tax policy and pay 

the relevant taxes and fees on time.

Risk prevention and control: Enterprises need to establish a good communication mechanism with

 the logistics service provider to keep abreast of the cargo transportation situation in order to cope 

with possible risks.

Save time and effort: no need to go through customs clearance procedures on your own, the 

logistics company does the whole process on your behalf.

Transparent costs: pre-determined costs, avoiding additional taxes and customs clearance costs

 at a later stage.

Risk reduction: Logistics companies specialize in handling customs clearance, reducing the risks

 caused by declaration errors.

E-commerce sellers: often need to export a large number of goods to Malaysia, the use of Double 

Clearance Logistics can simplify the process.

Individuals moving: moving to Malaysia and transporting household goods can save customs 

clearance time and energy.

Enterprises importing: Enterprises purchasing equipment or raw materials from abroad can quickly 

clear customs and reduce downtime by using Dual Clearance Logistics.