GSIT - Uganda (Pvoc) DS 1.1 - Bureau Veritas

3. Inspection requirements/restrictions
SEALING OF F.C.L.CONTAINERS Not mandatory.
- DATA SHEET –
SECOND-HAND GOODS: Specific requirements (used tyres are forbidden).
PROHIBITED IMPORTS: See Section 9.
RESTRICTED IMPORTS: See Section 10.
LABELLING REQUIREMENTS: As per applicable standards.
OTHER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:
4. Price verification/Seller's invoice requirements
BUYING/CONFIRMING COMMISSIONS: N.A.
INSURANCE: N.A.
FINANCIAL INTEREST: N.A.
FINAL INVOICE TO SHOW: N.A.
5. Reporting requirements
FINAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY
BUREAU VERITAS TO ISSUE REPORT: Invoice
Government Services &
International Trade (GSIT)
TYPE OF REPORT ISSUED: Certificate of Conformity (CoC) (required for every shipment).
REPORT PURPOSE: Mandatory for clearing the goods.
6. Fees
Paid by Exporter.
If discrepancies are not corrected, a Non Conformity Report (NCR) will
be issued.
Route A: Ad Valorem fee of 0.523% of the FOB Value of the goods imported.
Route B: Ad Valorem fee of 0.45% of the FOB Value of the goods imported.
Route C: An Ad Valorem fee of 0.25% of the FOB Value of the goods imported.
Minimum fee: USD 250.
Maximum fee: USD 7,000.
The above fees cover the documentary verification and the physical inspection of goods,
The following activities are subject to additional fees:
� Sampling and testing: to be quoted on a case by case basis;
� Containers sealing: to be quoted on a case by case basis;
� Registration: to be quoted on a case by case basis;
� Licensing: to be quoted on a case by case basis.
Bureau Veritas may invoice the Seller in the event of supplementary inspection visits (in vain or unsatisfactory
results). The costs incurred by the Seller in presenting the goods for inspection, such as unpacking, handling,
testing, sampling, repacking... are for the account of the Seller.
UGANDA (PVoC) – 09/2010 - DS 1.1 GSIT/ML - 2/5