Temporary Import is the process of importing goods without imposing taxes (customs duties) for six months, renewable for similar period. Upon elapse of 3 months, such goods may be re-exported or converted to permanent import.

  • Companies.
  • Establishments.
  • Authorities.
  • Individuals.

  • Any permits issued by certain authority shall be attached within the Temporary Import Application.
  • Commencement and Expiration dates of the permits are subject to approval on Temporary Import.
  • Permits Letters may have a specific validity period for utilization.

  • Application Letter (Temporary Import) submitted to the Director General of Customs, indicating Contract No., works location and duration.
  • Copy of contract.
  • Original copy of the invoice with details of goods.
  • Copy of goods to be imported.
  • Permits issued by official authorities, if required.
  • Copy of Company Registration
  • Signature Specimen.

  • Submit an application via Bayan System, with attaching all required documents.
  • Exemption Department shall ensure validity of all details.
  • Upon review, initial approval is obtained from Exemption Department.
  • Refer the application to Director General Office or Assistant thereof, for final approval.
  • Online review from Bayan System.