Import Recommendation for Precursor Chemical
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Summary | Obtaining Import Recommendation for Precursor Chemical from the Supervisory Committee for Controlled Precursor Chemical (SCCPC) under the Ministry of Home Affairs. |
Description | Step 1 Importer, who wants to import the controlled precursor chemicals, needs to get the recommendation letter from the Supervisory Committee for Controlled Precursor Chemical- SCCPC of Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control- CCDAC. The applicant needs to obtain Form (6) and submits the form along with the supporting documents including:
Step 2 SCCPC processes the applications in accord with the Rules relating to the Supervision of Controlled Precursor Chemicals. The SCCPC will send the reject letter for the incomplete and incorrect documents to the importer to conduct correction and resubmitting of the documents. Step 3 When the result is passed according to the result of survey, the SCCPC issues the Form (8) called export recommendation letter. The importer shall collect the recommendation letter at SCCPC and proceed to apply for import permit license at the Export/Import Business Division under the Ministry of Commerce. Step 4 The importer shall submit the following documents to the SCCPC before the importation of the goods.
Step 5 After the importation of goods, when goods arrived at the port, the importer shall submit Customs Declaration form that include detailed information such as -
Step 6 The importer needs to apply the approval at the SCCPC by submitting the Form (9) for transporting, of the precursor chemicals in the country. After the submission of approval application, the inspection team will proceed to examine the imported goods . Step 7 If the inspection result is failed, the importation into the country will be denied and the SCCPC will send the reject letter with reason to the importer. If the inspection result is passed, the SCCPC will issue Form (10) to the importer to carry on the process of transporting the chemicals in the country. The overall application process may take from (2) to (4) weeks. No charges shall be applied to the importer. Note: The importers must comply with the following procedures while importing the controlled precursor chemical.
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Forms
The following form/s are used in this procedure.
Title | Description | Category | Agency |
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Application Form for obtaining Import Recommendation from MOHA for the importation of Controlled Chemical Substances (Form 6) | Anyone who wants to import controlled chemical substances shall obtain the import recommendation from the Supervisory Committee for Controlled Precursor by submitting this application form, Form 6. | Import | Ministry of Home Affairs |