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Export of Lubricants

Export of Lubricants

Last Update 06/07/2023
    • 1. The Authorized exporter intending to export lubricants should apply for export permit from the Government Chemist Laboratory Authority (GCLA)
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    • Company Registration Certificate & Business license from BRELA
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    • TIN Certificate and Tax Clearance Letter from TRA
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    • Certificate of origin from TCCIA
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    • Import Permit from the importing country
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    • Radiation free certificate from TAEC
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    • Lubricants export permit
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    • USD 150 for less than 10 samples and USD 15 per sample for more than 10 samples for sampling from GCLA
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    • For more than 100 samples brought by regular customers to GCLA for analysis, Service Legal Agreement (SLA) is encouraged
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    • 01 to 02 working days for export permit, GCLA
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    • 90 to 180 working days for Chemicals import permit for first time registarion
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    • Director - Chemicals Management Department
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    • Government Chemist Laboratory Authority (GCLA)
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