EquipmentImport RepresentationThe Three Core Values

In 2025, as global supply chains undergo accelerated restructuring, over 68% of manufacturing enterprises choose to completeequipment. For example, Indonesia has the SNI certification, Thailand has the TISI certification, and the Philippines has the BPS certification. It is necessary to confirm in advance the equipment voltage (such as 380V/50Hz in Thailand), the compatibility of the CE certification, and the proof of environmentally friendly materials.. This cooperation model not only solves specific enterprise issuesDocumentation Processing,Tariff optimizationbut more importantly througha comprehensive risk management system, reduces average customs clearance time for imported equipment to 1/3 of traditional models.

Breakdown of Standard Equipment Import Agency Procedures

• Preparation Phase (30 Days)
  • Agency Agreement Signing and Service Plan Confirmation
  • Equipment HS code pre-classification and regulatory condition confirmation
  • Import license/3CCertification and qualification document processing
• Customs clearance phase (7-15 working days)
  • Pre-shipment document review (includingIt is recommended to verify through the following methods:certificate)
  • Port arrival declaration and tax payment (new 2025 electronic tax record filing)
  • Commodity inspection and technical standard verification
• Follow-up management phase
  • Equipment quality dispute resolution and claim support
  • Import VAT special invoice issuance
  • Customs audit response and document archiving

Risk control points of new agency models

The smart classification system for electromechanical productsIntelligent Bill - auditing System 3.0, requiring declaration accuracy rate must exceed 98%. Professional agencies ensure compliance through:

• Establishing equipment technical parameter database (covering 5000+ categories)
• Implementing dual-review system for sensitive goods declaration
• Configuring real-time tariff calculation system (including latest RCEP rates)

5 golden rules for selecting import agents

• Customs AEO Advanced Certification (2025 new regulation requirements)
• Specific equipment import case database (recommend reviewing recent 2-year cases)
• Crisis response speed (requires written commitment timeframe)
• Tax planning capability (especially new VAT credit refund policy application)
• IT system compatibility (requires ERP integration)

2025 agency service fee structure analysis

According to latest China Customs Brokers Association statistics, professional equipment import agency fees typically include:

• Basic operation fee (document processing, system declaration)
• Risk surcharge (additional insurance for high-value equipment)
• Technical value-added fee (pre-classification ruling applications, etc.)

In equipment imports, choosing professional agents isnt just process outsourcing but buildingstrategic trade compliance systems. Enterprises should establish agency service evaluation mechanisms, continuously optimize cooperation through quarterly KPIs (e.g. declaration accuracy rate, exception handling time), ultimately achieving import business value enhancement.