Things to note when sending express to Indonesia

When sending express to Indonesia, in addition to considering the choice of logistics methods, you also need to pay attention to the following mailing matters to ensure that the goods can reach the destination smoothly and safely.

1. Nature of goods

1. Understand the prohibited items:

It is forbidden to mail coins, tobacco, alcohol, tea, liquids, powders, perfumes, food, table tennis balls, sprays, batteries, power banks, imitation guns, toy guns and other prohibited items.

Books cannot involve pornographic content or political and religious issues.

2. Sensitive goods:

Adult products, cosmetics, facial masks, soaps, makeup, beauty devices and other sensitive goods must be confirmed before mailing whether they comply with Indonesia's import policy.

Goods such as textiles may be affected by anti-dumping measures, and you need to have a deep understanding of the relevant policies before shipping.

2. Transport documents

1. Be fully prepared:

Prepare necessary transport documents such as invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, customs declarations, etc. in advance.

If the goods involve SNI certification or PI import quota application, you also need to prepare the corresponding certification materials and application materials.

2. Accuracy:

Ensure that the content of the document is accurate so that it can pass the customs clearance procedures in Indonesia smoothly.

III. Cargo Packaging

1. Choose strong materials:

Use wear-resistant and strong packaging materials, such as wooden frames or wooden boxes, and affix fragile labels.

Avoid using fragile or easily deformed packaging materials.

2. Waterproof and moisture-proof:

Considering the long rainy season in Indonesia, the packaging materials must also have waterproof functions.

For sensitive goods such as paper products and electronic products, additional waterproof and moisture-proof measures are required.

3. Stacking method:

Pay attention to the stacking method of goods to avoid heavy objects on fragile items.

IV. Logistics tracking

1. Choose a reliable logistics company:

Choose a logistics company that provides logistics tracking services so that you can keep abreast of the transportation status of the goods.

Ensure that the logistics company has rich experience in Indonesian import customs clearance and a good reputation.

2. Pay attention to transportation dynamics:

Pay close attention to the transportation dynamics of the goods and communicate with the logistics company in a timely manner to solve possible problems.

V. Other matters needing attention

1. Import license:

All imported goods must obtain an import permit before being imported into Indonesia. This certificate is issued by the Indonesian Ministry of Industry and Commerce.

2. Trademark registration:

Local Indonesian law requires that all imported goods must be registered for trademarks. It is recommended to complete the trademark registration procedures in advance.

3. Insurance:

Before shipment, identify a reliable freight insurance company and sign a contract to ensure that compensation can be obtained in the event of an accident or loss.

4. Customs clearance speed:

The accuracy and completeness of customs clearance materials will directly affect the customs clearance speed of the package, so be sure to ensure that the documents are complete and correct.

5. Policy changes:

Pay close attention to policy changes in Indonesia, such as restrictions on imported goods, so as to adjust the delivery plan in a timely manner.

When sending express to Indonesia, it is necessary to comprehensively consider multiple aspects such as the nature of the goods, transportation documents, cargo packaging, logistics tracking, and other precautions. By following these precautions, you can ensure that the goods can arrive at their destination smoothly and safely.