Customs Brokerage

Licensed Customs Brokers

Expert Customs Clearance for Importers & Exporters

PAS Cargo Guyana's in-house team of licensed customs brokers manages every aspect of your import and export documentation, ensuring full compliance with GRA regulations and international trade requirements.

  • Licensed by the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA)
  • Handling a high volume of customs transactions monthly
  • Serving importers, exporters, oil & gas, and commercial traders
  • Full compliance with local and international trade regulations
  • Documentation, tariff classification, and duty calculation
Our Process

From Entry to Release — We Handle Everything

01

Submit Documentation

Provide your commercial invoice, packing list, and Bill of Lading or Air Waybill. We review your documents and advise on any additional permits or licences required.

02

Customs Declaration (C72)

Our licensed brokers prepare and lodge your Customs Entry (C72) with the Guyana Revenue Authority, ensuring accurate tariff classification and applicable duty calculations.

03

Examination & Assessment

GRA may examine your cargo. Our team coordinates the examination process, responds to authority queries, and ensures your shipment moves through smoothly.

04

Duty Payment

Once assessed, we advise on all applicable duties, taxes, and fees. We facilitate timely payment and work to expedite the clearance process.

05

Release & Delivery

On receiving clearance approval, cargo is released from the port or terminal. We coordinate collection, delivery coordination, or handover to your designated carrier or warehouse.

What You Need

Required Documents for Customs Clearance

To begin the customs clearance process, clients are required to provide the following supporting documents. Additional permits or certificates may be required depending on the nature of the cargo.

Commercial Invoice

Issued by the supplier or exporter, showing value, quantity, and description of goods.

Packing List

Itemised list of goods in each package — weight, dimensions, and contents.

Bill of Lading (Ocean) or Air Waybill (Air)

Transport document issued by the carrier confirming receipt of cargo for shipment.

Customs Entry Form (C72)

Prepared by PAS Cargo on your behalf and lodged with the Guyana Revenue Authority.

Import / Export Licence

Where required by the relevant regulatory authority for specific goods categories.

Phytosanitary or Health Certificate

Required for perishables, agricultural products, food items, and pharmaceuticals.

Other Regulatory Permits

Additional permits based on cargo type — weapons, chemicals, controlled substances, and other restricted goods require specific authorisations.

FAQs

Customs Brokerage — Frequently Asked Questions

The C72 is the Guyana Revenue Authority's standard customs entry form used for all imports and exports. It records the details of the shipment — cargo description, value, origin, tariff classification, and applicable duties. PAS Cargo prepares and lodges this on your behalf.

Clearance times vary based on cargo type, documentation completeness, and GRA workload. A well-documented standard shipment typically clears within 1–3 business days. Incomplete documentation or cargo selected for physical examination may take longer. Our team works to expedite clearance at every stage.

At minimum: a commercial invoice, packing list, and your Bill of Lading (ocean) or Air Waybill (air). Depending on the goods, import/export licences, health certificates, or other regulatory permits may also be required. Contact our team early and we will advise on your specific requirements.

Yes. We can coordinate bonded storage for goods that have not yet been cleared through customs, allowing time to arrange documentation or await permits without accumulating demurrage charges.

Yes. Our brokers are familiar with duty exemption and concession provisions under Guyana's customs regulations. We advise on eligibility and assist with the necessary applications — particularly relevant for the oil and gas sector, government entities, and registered businesses.

Yes. We handle customs clearance for commercial importers and exporters as well as individuals receiving personal effects, household goods, vehicles, and other personal shipments.

Ready to clear your next shipment?

Contact our brokerage team today — we'll handle every document, every declaration, and every step of the clearance process.

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