The Mark of Excellence - Japanese Used Car Exporter
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$1 = ¥A document detailing the goods entering or leaving a country for export or import. It provides information on the goods, the merchant, their value, origin, and destination, along with customs duties and fees.
A critical shipping document that serves as a receipt of goods, evidence of a carriage contract, and a title to goods. It ensures the carrier's obligation to deliver the goods in good condition. The B/L includes important shipment details and must be presented to release cargo at the destination.
A shipping term that includes the cost of goods and all transportation expenses to the destination port but excludes insurance costs. The buyer is responsible for arranging insurance.
A certificate indicating a vehicle has been temporarily deregistered from Japan for export. It provides details and specifications of the vehicle.
A shipping term that includes the cost of goods, freight, and marine insurance to the destination port. The buyer is responsible for further freight and insurance after arrival.
A licensed entity responsible for clearing goods through customs. They manage the customs clearance process, ensure all required documents are submitted, and handle the payment of duties and taxes.
A document used by customs to determine the value of goods for duty and tax assessments. It includes detailed information on the sale, such as the item description and value.
The person or entity that will legally own the vehicle after it is registered in the destination country. This is the buyer who receives the goods upon arrival.
A document confirming a vehicle’s cancellation from Japan’s national register. It is essential for the vehicle’s exportation and proves the car is no longer registered in Japan.
The address provided by the buyer where shipping documents will be delivered by JAN Japan, usually separate from the vehicle’s delivery address.
A pre-export inspection company authorized by Tanzanian and Ugandan authorities to certify vehicle standards before export to those countries.
The projected date and time a ship or air freight is expected to arrive at the destination port.
The expected date and time a vessel or shipment is scheduled to depart from the port of origin.
A document that validates the legal export of goods from Japan. It includes important details like vehicle specifications and deregistration status.
A permission granted by Japanese customs confirming that a vehicle shipment meets export regulations. The permit is issued after customs examination.
A shipping term in which the seller covers the costs until the goods are loaded onto a ship at the port of departure. After loading, the buyer is responsible for all further costs.
A company or individual who arranges the transportation and delivery of goods from the port of discharge to the final destination.
A document granting permission for goods to be imported into a specific country. This is required for vehicles entering countries with strict import controls, such as South Africa.
A document confirming that the vehicle has passed the necessary pre-export inspection and complies with the required quality standards.
Proof that the goods being shipped are insured during transit, especially under CIF terms where the seller provides the insurance coverage.
A global company appointed by the Mozambique government to conduct vehicle inspections before shipment to Mozambique.
A South African government agency that oversees import and export regulations, including the issuance of import permits for vehicles.
An inspection service that certifies vehicles for export from Japan to certain countries like Kenya and Zambia, ensuring the vehicles meet local standards.
A required document for vehicle imports to South Africa, issued by the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS).
The entity or person that the shipping company will notify when the goods arrive at the destination port, typically the consignee or a customs agent.
A South African body responsible for the issuance of the Letter of Authority (LOA) required for vehicle imports.
A detailed list of items being shipped, including their description, quantity, and weight.
The port from which a vehicle or shipment leaves its country of origin.
The port where the goods are unloaded from the ship and are ready for further distribution or customs clearance.
An estimated invoice sent by the seller to the buyer detailing the anticipated costs for the shipment, including goods, transportation, and additional fees.
A company or agent responsible for managing cargo shipments, including overseeing loading, unloading, and transportation of goods.
The transfer of goods from one ship or vehicle to another during transit to reach their final destination.
The document issued by the bank when a telegraphic transfer is made. It serves as proof of payment.
When a buyer has made an offer on a vehicle, making it unavailable for other buyers. If the offer is accepted, the vehicle is considered sold.
The fee associated with loading and securing goods into a shipping container.
The final country or location where the vehicle will be registered and used.