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Customs (Permits to Remove Goods) Order

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Customs Act
(Chapter 70, Section 34(2))
Customs (Permits to Remove Goods) Order
O 8
G.N. No. S 148/2003
REVISED EDITION 2004
(31st December 2004)
[1st April 2003]
Citation
1.  This Order may be cited as the Customs (Permits to Remove Goods) Order.
No permit shall be required
2.  For the purposes of section 34(2) of the Act, no permit shall be required for the removal of goods if the goods are —
(a)
dutiable goods (other than intoxicating liquors or tobacco) the duty on which does not exceed $300;
(b)
intoxicating liquors of any type and of an amount not exceeding 10 litres in total;
(c)
tobacco of any type and of an amount not exceeding 0.4 kilogrammes in total; and
(d)
petroleum of an amount not exceeding 10 litres in a spare container of a motor vehicle.
[G.N. No. S 148/2003]

LEGISLATIVE HISTORY

Customs (Permits to Remove Goods) Order
(CHAPTER 70, O 8)
This Legislative History is provided for the convenience of users of the Customs (Permits to Remove Goods) Order. It is not part of this Order.
1.  
G. N. No. S 148/2003—Customs (Permits to Remove Goods) Order 2003
Date of commencement
:
1 April 2003
2.  
2004 Revised Edition—Customs (Permits to Remove Goods) Order
Date of operation
:
31 December 2004