Republic of Mauritius MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES, COMMERCE & COOPERATIVES
Guidelines For The Submission of Application For An Import permit
Documents issued by the appropriate authority in the exporting country and/or in the country of origin acceptable by the Permanent Secretary as an evidence that the vehicle is not a stolen one. 10. Payment of a fee. (a) The Permanent Secretary may on good cause shown by the importer in respect of controlled goods already imported, grant an import permit subject to the payment by the importer to the Accountant-General of a fee of –
submission of a certificate of inspection carried out by the local branch of Bureau Veritas or Société Générale de Surveillance or any local inspection body acceptable by the Permanent Secretary.
11. Who are Importers?
the
Exempted
Exempted importers are those who are exempted from the payment of the fee as stipulated at paragraph 10 above and are listed as at Parts I and II of the Eighth Schedule to the Regulations. *Annexures are available at the Import
25,000 rupees in the case of a second-hand motor vehicle; and 5,000 rupees in the case of any controlled goods.
(b) Where an importer fails to furnish the Inspection Certificate as required under the Fifth Schedule, the Permanent Secretary shall grant an approval to the importer subject to the payment of a fee of 15,000 rupees to the AccountantGeneral;
Divison.
Contact addresses information
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Ministry of Industry, Small & Medium Enterprises,Commerce & Cooperatives (Commerce Division) Import Division 2nd Floor Anglo Mauritius Bldg Intendance Street Port Louis Mauritius Tel.:208-7170 208-5255 208-5251 208-7110 208-7160 208-3411 Fax: 208-5250 2087180
1. Application for an import permit The submission of an application and issue of an import permit is carried out electronically under the TradeNet Phase 5 System. Application for import permit is needed only for controlled goods.
4. How to apply for an import permit? Application for import permit is submitted electronically through the service of a TradeNet User. The three categories of TradeNet Users who submit applications electronically using their own computer system are –
2. What are controlled goods? Controlled goods are goods that are listed as per the First Schedule to the Consumer Protection (Control of Imports) Regulations 1999. A list of controlled goods is at Annex I*. 3. Who can good?
import
a
controlled
Any individual or a registered company can apply for an import permit to import controlled goods. The application for an import permit submitted electronically must be followed by the following documents –
a photocopy of the National Identity Card or the Certificate of Incorporation of the applicant as the case may be if application is made in respect of a secondhand motor vehicle; a photocopy of the appropriate Trading Licence of the applicant if controlled goods are imported for the first time for resale.
Clearing and Forwarding Agents Commission Agents; and Customs Brokers. Any company or individual wishing to submit their own applicatilons electronically have to register themselves with the Mauritius Network Services Ltd.(MNS). 5. What documents are needed for approval of import permit? The list of controlled goods that need supporting documents i.e. approval/recommendations from other Ministries are at Annex II*. 6. What conditions are attached to import permits? The conditions attached to certain controlled goods are at Annex III*.
7. What are the restrictions controlled goods?
on
Controlled goods subject to certain types of restrictions are at Annex IV*. 8. What are prohibited goods? “Prohibited goods” means the goods specified in the Second Schedule of the Regulations that are not allowed for importation. The list of prohibited goods are at Annex V*. 9. What happens when the controlled goods reach Mauritius? The importers have to submit a copy of the commercial invoice and a copy of the bill of lading or an airway bill or a postal receipt or a notice of arrival of goods issued by an organisation providing a courrier service at the counter of the Import Division. In case of second-hand motor vehicles, they have to submit together with the invoice and bill of lading the following documents Registration Certificate of the vehicle; Inspection Certificate; and
Annex I
FIRST SCHEDULE (regulation 2)
LIST OF CONTROLLED GOODS PART I General Goods
H.S. Code 03.02 03.03 03.04
Description of Goods ) ) )
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Chilled or frozen fish
03.05
-
Salted Fish
04.01
-
Milk(fresh/liquid)
07.01
-
Potatoes (in all forms) including seed
0703.10
-
Onions and Shallots
0703.20
-
Garlic
0708.20
-
Beans
0805.30
-
Lemons and Limes
0904 to 0910
-
Spices
10.06
-
Rice
11.01
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Wheat or meslin flour
1202
-
Groundnut
1513.1100 1513.1900
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Coconut oil (copra) and its fractions, whether or not refined but not chemically modified.
15.16
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Animal or vegetable fats and oils and their fractions, partly or wholly hydrogenated, inter-esterified, re-esterified or elaidonised, whether or not refined, but not further prepared
15.17
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Margarine edible mixtures or preparations of animal or vegetable fats or oils or of fractions of different fats or oils of chapter 15, other than edible fats or oils or their fractions of Heading No. 15.16
15.18
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Animal or vegetable fats and oils and their fractions boiled, oxidised, dehydrated, sulphurised, blown, polymerised by heat in vacuum or in inert gas or otherwise chemically modified
21.06
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Nutrient supplements
25.01
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Salt
2523.21 2523.29
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Portland Cement
27.09
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Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals crude
27.10
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Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals other than crude oil, white spirit, lubricating oil and greases.
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Pharmaceutical products Ayurvedic and other traditional medicines
-
Diagnostic materials of biological origin
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Fireworks (including fireworks commonly known as "pétards")
3006.20 3006.30 38.22 3604.10
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H.S. Code
Description of Goods
3811.90
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Potassium-Based Additive
3917.31 4009.11 4009.12
) ) )
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Tubes and Hoses (other than tubes and hoses consisting of a metal reinforcement) for connecting liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders to domestic gas appliances.
3917.21 3917.22 3917.23
) ) )
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PVC Pipes
3923.211 3923.291
) )
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Plastic carry bags (Vest type)
3926.201 4015.901 6307.2000
) ) )
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Life Jackets
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Motor-cyclists' helmets (crash helmets)
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Rough diamonds (other than those imported from Liberia)
71.08
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Gold (including gold plated with platinum) unwrought or in semi-manufactured forms, or in powder form
7112.10
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Waste and scrap of gold including metal clad with gold but excluding sweepings containing other precious metals
84.23 90.16
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Weighing machinery Balances
8516.10
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Electric water heaters and immersion heaters and parts thereof
85.44
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Electric Cable insulated with plastic materials Armoured Electric Cables
87.02
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Public transport type, passenger motor vehicles, bus
8706.001
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Bus chassis fitted with engines
89.01
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Cruise ships, excursion boats, ferry-boats, cargo ships, barges and similar vessels for the transport of persons or goods
89.02
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Fishing vessels, factory ships and other vessels for processing or preserving fishery products
89.04
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Tugs and pusher craft
90.17
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Instruments for measuring length, for use in the hand (for example measuring rods and tapes)
9018.31
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Syringes with or without needles
6506.101 7102.10 7102.21 7102.31
) ) )
9018.39
Sutures and ligatures
9021.00
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Sirolimus and other drug-eluting stents
9603.10
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Brooms
9613.10
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Pocket lighters, gas fuelled, non-refillable
9613.20
Pocket lighters, gas fuelled, refillable -
Second-hand (used/reconditioned) motor vehicles
-
Second-hand motor vehicle parts and accessories
-
Other used, scrapped and second-hand goods
Annex II
List of items which need the approval of controlling agencies/Certificate/Documents for the purpose of issuing an import permit C.T.N.
Controlling Agencies/ Documents required
03.02 03.03 03.04
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Chilled or frozen fish
03.05
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Salted Fish
04.01
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Milk (fresh/liquid).
07.01
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Potatoes (in all forms) including seed
0703.10
-
Onions and Shallots
0703.20
-
Garlic
0708.20
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Beans
0805.30
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Lemons and Limes
0805.40 0904 to 0910
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Spices
12.02
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Groundnut
15.16 15.17 15.18
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Animal or vegetable fats
Certificate of analysis
21.06 21.06
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Nutrient supplements. Dietary foods
Pro-forma invoice stamped by the Ministry of Health “Import Authorised”
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Pharmaceutical products Ayurvedic and other traditional medicines
Approval from the Ministry of fisheries
Application stamped by the Marketing Board - “No objection”
Agricultural
Pro-forma invoice approved by the Ministry of Health
3006.20 3006.30 38.22
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Diagnostic materials of biological origin
3604.10
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Fireworks (including fireworks commonly known as “petards”)
Chemical composition of products
3917.31 4009.11 4009.12
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Tubes and Hoses (other than tubes and hoses consisting of a metal re-inforcement) for connecting liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders to domestic gas appliances.
Valid Certificate of Conformity from the National Standard of the country of origin issued by a recognised body
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Life Jackets
3926.201 4015.901 6307.2000
) ) )
Valid certificate from the supplier that the jackets comply with the specifications set out in the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Convention. /2…
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C.T.N.
Controlling Agencies/ Documents required
6506.101
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Motor-cyclists’ helmets (crash helmets)
Certificate of Conformity to Standards from National Bureau of Standards from the country of origin + sample
84.23 90.16
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Weighing machinery Balances
Certificate of Suitability unless it is not for trade use
8516.10
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Electric water heaters and immersion heaters and parts thereof
Certificate from independent recognised organisations to the effect that the appliance complies with:(a)
(b)
International Electronically Com-mission (IEC) Standards 335-2-21 Pt2 Particular requirements for storage water heaters; IEC Standard 335-2-35 Pt2 Particular requirements for instantaneous water heaters
89.01
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Cruise ships, excursion boats, ferry-boats, cargo ships, barges and similar vessels for the transport of persons or goods
Approval from the Ministry of Tourism
89.02
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Fishing vessels, factory ships and other vessels for processing or preserving fishery products.
Seaworthiness Certificate. Declaration of survey of the vessel.
9018.31 9018.39
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Syringes with or without needles Sutures and ligatures
Pro-forma invoice approved by the Ministry of Health
9613.10
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Pocket lighters, gas fuelled, non-refillable
A recent Certificate of Conformity with the International Standard ISO 9994:1995 or any other equivalent standard
8703.1000 to 8703.9000 8704.1000 to 8704.9000
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Second-hand (used/reconditioned) motor vehicles
Individual * Identity card + Pro-forma Invoice Companies Certificate of Incorporation + Pro-forma Invoice
Taxi owner driver * Identity card + Valid PSV Licence + Pro-forma Invoice Returning residents: * - Photocopy of ID Card - Registration Certificate of vehicle - Bill of Lading Memo from Passport & Immigration Office
* Applicant has to call at the Counter of the Import Division for identification purpose at the time of submission of the applica
Annex III
FIFTH SCHEDULE (regulation 5(6))
(Conditions under which the goods should be imported) Description of Controlled Goods
Conditions under which the goods should be imported
1.
Rice (imported by traders other than State Trading Corporation)
Should not exceed 10% broken Rice.
2.
Weighing and measuring instruments not for trade use
Each and every instrument should be clearly and indelibly marked "Not for trade use"
3.
Second-hand (used/reconditioned) vehicles as follows:(a)
motor
Motorcars, dual purpose vehicles (including 2x4 and 4x4 double-cab truck but excluding van and doublecab heavy duty lorry)
Motorcars, dual purpose vehicles (including 2x4 and 4x4 double-cab truck but excluding van and double-cab heavy duty lorry) shall (i)
be between 18 months and 4 years from the date of first registration, at the date of shipment, except for a vehicle imported by the categories of importers specified at paragraphs 1 to 6 in Part I of the Eighth Schedule.
(ii)
be consigned to the applicant whose name shall appear on the Bill of Lading and the manifest as the consignee;
(iii)
be registered with the National Transport Authority in the name of the importer except where the vehicle is imported by an authorised dealer;
(iv)
be a right-hand drive;
(v)
be in good running condition and not damaged;
(vi)
have its original chassis;
(vii)
be covered by an inspection certificate in the form specified in the Sixth Schedule or containing the particulars and information required in the Sixth Schedule issued not earlier than 2 months before the date of shipment by a branch of Bureau Veritas or Société Générale de Surveillance (S.G.S.) or a competent authority in the exporting country recognised by the Permanent Secretary, or with regard to Japan, South Africa and the United Kingdom by the authorities specified in the Seventh Schedule certifying the roadworthiness and usability of the vehicle, except where the vehicle is imported by the categories of importers specified in paragraphs 1 to 6 in Part I of the Eighth Schedule;
(viii)
be covered by a document issued by the appropriate authority in the exporting country and/or in the country of origin, acceptable by the Permanent Secretary as an evidence that the vehicle is not a stolen one;
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Description of Controlled Goods
(b)
Goods vehicles (lorries including double-cab heavy duty lorries and trucks other than 2x4 and 4x4 doublecab trucks)
Conditions under which the goods should be imported (ix)
have been first registered not later than in the year following the year of their manufacture.
(x)
not be fitted with any bull bar.
Goods vehicles (lorries including double-cab heavy duty lorries and trucks other than 2x4 and 4x4 double-cab trucks) shall (i)
be not more than 8 years from the registration, at the date of shipment, vehicle imported by the categories specified in paragraphs 1 to 6 in Part I Schedule;
date of first except for a of importers of the Eighth
(ii)
be consigned to the applicant whose name shall appear on the Bill of Lading and the manifest as the consignee;
(iii)
be registered with the National Transport Authority in the name of the importer except where the lorry/truck is imported by an authorised dealer;
(iv)
be a right-hand drive;
(v)
be in good running condition or not damaged
(vi)
have its original chassis;
(vii)
be covered by a inspection certificate in the form specified in the Sixth Schedule or containing the particulars and information required in the Sixth Schedule issued not earlier than 2 months before the date of shipment of a branch of Bureau Veritas or Société Générale de Surveillance (S.G.S.) or a competent authority in the exporting country recognised by the Permanent Secretary, or with regard to Japan, South Africa and the United Kingdom by the authorities specified at the Seventh Schedule certifying the road-worthiness and usability of the vehicle, except where the vehicle is imported by the categories of importers specified in paragraphs 1 to 6 in Part I of the Eighth Schedule;
(viii)
be covered by a document issued by the appropriate authority in the exporting country and/or in the country of origin, acceptable by the Permanent Secretary as an evidence that the vehicle is not a stolen one;
(ix)
have been first registered not later than in the year following the year of their manufacture;
(x)
Not be fitted with any bull bar.
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Description of Controlled Goods (c)
(d)
Conditions under which the goods should be imported
Vans (other than motor buses) designed to carry goods and/or to carry not more than 7 persons including the driver
Motor buses
Vans (other than motor buses) designed to carry goods and/or to carry not more than 7 persons including the driver shall -
-
(i)
be not more than 5 years from the date of first registration, except for a vehicle imported by the categories of importers specified in paragraphs 1 to 6 of Part I of the Eighth Schedule;
(ii)
be consigned to the applicant whose name shall appear on the Bill of Lading and the manifest as the consignee;
(iii)
be registered with the National Transport Authority in the name of the importer except where the vehicle is imported by an authorised dealer;
(iv)
be a right-hand drive;
(v)
be in good running condition and not damaged;
(vi)
have its original chassis;
(vii)
be covered by an inspection certificate in the form specified in the Sixth Schedule or containing the particulars and information required in the Sixth Schedule issued not earlier than 2 months before the date of shipment by a branch of Bureau Veritas or Société Générale de Surveillance (S.G.S.) or a competent authority in the exporting country recognised by the Permanent Secretary, or with regard to Japan, South Africa and the United Kingdom by the authorities specified in the Seventh Schedule certifying the roadworthiness and usability of the vehicle, except where the vehicle is imported by the categories of importers specified in paragraphs 1 to 6 of Part I of the Eighth Schedule;
(viii)
not be fitted with any bull bar.
Motor buses shall (i)
be not more than 8 years from the date of first registration, at the date of shipment, except for buses imported by the categories of importers listed in Part III of the Eighth Schedule;
(ii)
have been designed for the transport of not less than 8 persons including the driver and not more than 32 persons including the driver;
(iii)
be fitted with a motor vehicle air conditioner when imported by public transport operators;
(iv)
be consigned to the applicant whose name shall appear on the Bill of Lading and the manifest as the consignee;
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Description of Controlled Goods
(e)
Motor-cycle... motor
Conditions under which the goods should be imported
... vehicle
(v)
be registered with the National Transport Authority in the name of the importer except where the bus is imported by an authorised dealer;
(vi)
be a right-hand drive;
(vii)
be in good running condition and not damaged;
(viii)
have its original chassis;
(ix)
be covered by an inspection certificate in the form specified in the Sixth Schedule or containing the particulars and information required in the Sixth Schedule issued not earlier than 2 months before the date of shipment by a branch of Bureau Veritas or Société Générale de Surveillance (S.G.S.) or a competent authority in the exporting country recognised by the Permanent Secretary, or with regard to Japan, South Africa and the United Kingdom by the authorities listed at the Seventh Schedule certifying the road-worthiness and usability of the vehicle, except where the vehicle is imported by the categories of importers specified in Part III of the Eighth Schedule;
(x)
be covered by a document issued by the appropriate authority in the exporting country and/or in the country of origin, acceptable by the Permanent Secretary as an evidence that the vehicle is not a stolen one;
(xi)
have been first registered not later than in the year following the year of their manufacture;
(xii)
not be fitted with any bull bar.
The motor-cycle should be less than one year old at the date of shipment
4.
Second-hand accessories
parts
5.
Controlled goods imported for re-export
and
Excluding prohibited second-hand motor vehicle parts and accessories as specified in the Second Schedule (a)
Should be re-exported Ex- Bonded Ware House and not sold on the local market in any circumstances;
(b)
no permission to sell on the local market will be granted in any circumstances.
6.
Motor-Cyclists' helmets (crash helmets)
Each helmet should be indelibly and clearly marked with the certification mark issued either by the National Bureau of Standards or by a recognized Standards Institution in the country of origin.
7.
(a)
Shall contain not more than 85% saturated fatty acids on the fat weight basis.
Hydrogenated oils and fats imported under CTN 15.16 for industrial use
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Description of Controlled Goods (b)
Conditions under which the goods should be imported
Vegetable fats (Vanaspati) imported under H.S. Code 15.16.20
Shall contain not more than 30% of saturated fatty acids on the fat weight basis.
8.
Margarine rich in polyunsaturates imported under H.S. Code 15.17
Shall contain not less than 45% of polyunsaturated fats and not more than 25% of saturated fats on the fat weight basis.
9.
(a)
Margarine imported under H.S. Code 15.17 for industrial Purpose
Shall contain not more than 75% of saturated fatty acids on the fat weight basis.
(b)
Other margarine H.S. Code 15.17
Shall contain -
10.
imported
under
Edible mixtures or preparations of animal or vegetable fats or oil or of fractions of different fats or oil imported under H.S. Code 15.17 and 15.18
11.
Measuring tapes
12.
PVC Pipes
...
...
...
(a)
not more than 60% of saturated fats on the fat weight basis; and
(b)
not more than 25% of palm oils.
Shall contain (a)
not more than 23% of saturated fatty acids; and
(b)
not more than 25% of palm oils.
At least 50% of each and every consignment of measuring tapes shall be graduated in metric only.
...
Shall comply with MS ISO 4422-2 and MS6 (a)
13.
Brooms
...
...
14.
Electric Cable materials
insulated
a certificate from the Mauritius Standards Bureau shall be obtained prior to the clearance of the goods from the Customs.
Excluding straw brooms and brooms wholly or partially made of vegetative material like "fataque". with
plastic
(a)
Shall comply with MS 17 and MS 113;
(b)
A certificate from the Mauritius Standards Bureau shall be obtained prior to the clearance of the goods from the Customs.
15.
Armoured Electric Cables
Shall comply with MS 101
16.
Fine Gold for resale
(a)
The importer should hold the appropriate Trading Licence issued under the Trade and Industries Classification Act and the Local Government Act giving him the right to manufacture and sell Goldwares.
(b)
The fine Gold should be sold to licensed jewellers only.
(c)
A Certificate of fineness from overseas, attesting that the Gold is of 24 Kt, should be submitted to the Ministry prior to the clearance of the goods from the Customs. /6…
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Description of Controlled Goods
Conditions under which the goods should be imported
17.
(a)
Shall comply with the International Standard, ISO 9994:1995 or any other equivalent standard;
(b)
A recent certificate of conformity with the international standard, ISO 9994:1995 or any other equivalent standard, should be submitted to the Ministry prior to the clearance of the goods from the Customs.
(a)
Shall comply with the specifications set out in the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Convention;
(b)
Every life jacket shall bear the SOLAS marking.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Pocket lighters, gas fuelled, non-refillable
Life saving jackets
Coconut oil
Should be imported in a bottle of 1 litre labelled as follows -
Tubes and Hoses (other than tubes and hoses consisting of a metal reinforcement) for connecting liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders to domestic gas appliances.
Rough diamonds (other imported from Liberia)
than
those
(a)
for cosmetic or religious purposes only; and
(b)
Coconut oil is hazardous to health if consumed.
(a)
The tubes and hoses shall indelibly bear at each interval of not more than 50 centimetres the following inscriptions; (i)
The mark of the National Standard of the country of origin;
(ii)
The identity of the manufacturer and the country of origin;
(iii)
The date limit for use.
(b)
A valid certificate of conformity with the National Standard of the country of origin, issued by a recognised body, should be submitted to the Ministry prior to the importation of the tubes and hoses.
(a)
A valid Kimberley Process Certificate issued by the appropriate authority of the exporting country shall be submitted to the Ministry, prior to the clearance of the diamonds from the Customs.
(b)
The certificate specified at paragraph (a) shall be a forgery-resistant document that meets the requirements of the Kimberley Process International Certification Scheme for rough diamonds.
(c)
The rough diamonds shall be imported in a sealed tamper-proof container accompanied by a duly authenticated copy of the certificate specified at paragraph (a)
(d)
The relevant invoice from the supplier abroad shall inter-alia bear the following noteThe rough diamonds herein invoiced have been purchased from legitimate source/s not involved in funding armed conflict and in compliance with relevant United Nations resolutions. /7…
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Description of Controlled Goods
Conditions under which the goods should be imported
22.
(a)
Shall comply with the standards specified in the Schedule to the Environment Protection (Plastic Carry Bags) Regulations 2004.
(b)
A Certificate from the Mauritius Standards Bureau attesting compliance with the Standards referred to in paragraph (a) shall be obtained prior to the clearance of the goods from the Customs.
(a)
Shall comply with the International Standard ISO 9994:2002 or any other equivalent standard;
(b)
A recent certificate of conformity with the International Standard ISO 9994:2002 or any other equivalent standard, should be submitted to the Ministry prior to the clearance of the goods from the Customs.
23.
Plastic carry bags
Pocket lighters, gas fuelled, refillable
Annex IV
FOURTH SCHEDULE (regulation 5(5)) Restrictions on controlled goods Description of controlled goods
Type of restriction
1.
Potatoes
Quantitative (yearly quota)
2.
Table Salt
Quantitative (yearly quota)
3.
Gold
Shall be imported only by jewellers or factories in the Export Processing Zone holding the appropriate licences or certificates to manufacture goldwares
4.
Second-hand (used/reconditioned) motor cars
Quantitative - an individual or firm (other than an authorised dealer or a taxi owner/driver) is entitled to import one motor car every 5 years.
5.
Second-hand (used/reconditioned) lorries/trucks (other than lorries/ trucks of special types for specific purposes)
Quantitative - an individual or firm (other than an authorised dealer) is entitled to import one lorry/truck every 5 years.
6.
Second-hand (used/reconditioned) van
Quantitative - an individual or firm (other than an authorised dealer) is entitled to import one van every 5 years.
7.
Second-hand motorcycles
Quantitative (a)
Total restriction on importation for resale;
(b)
One autocycle (less than 50cc) per individual involving no transfer of fund (gift or resettlement); or
(c)
One motorcycle of less than 1 year old per individual involving no transfer of fund (gift or resettlement).
Used, scrapped and second-hand goods other than essential second-hand motor vehicle parts and accessories
-
Total restriction on importation for resale
9.
Second-hand motorcycle/autocycle) Parts and accessories
-
Total restriction on importation for resale or local assembly into motor-cycles/autocycles.
10.
Second-hand minibus
-
Quantitative – an individual or firm (other than an authorised dealer) is entitled to import one minibus for each appropriate licence issued under the Road Traffic Act.
11.
Potassium-Based Additive
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Shall be imported only by the State Trading Corporation.
8.
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Annex V
SECOND SCHEDULE (regulation 2)
(List of prohibited goods) 1.
Ball valve bottles.
2.
Explosive caps for toy pistols and guns containing a mixture of potassium chlorate and red phosphorus.
3.
Fire crackers of a type commonly known as "pétards rapés".
4.
White phosphorous matches.
5.
Motor vehicle rubber tyres which, have been remoulded, recapped or regrooved.
6.
Kerosene stoves of a type commonly known as "lampes vertes" and parts thereof.
7.
Water scooters.
8.
Ivory and Tortoise Shell.
9.
Underwater fishing guns.
10.
Sugar and chocolate confectionery and bubble/chewing gum in the form of cigarettes.
11.
Second-hand motor vehicle spare parts and accessories as follows:(a) Tyres, tubes and wheels; (b) Macpherson strut assembly; (c) Injector nozzles; (d) Chassis and parts thereof; (e) Brake linings; (f) Clutch nut and parts thereof; (g) Filters; (h) Hoses; (i) Engine mountings; (j) Belts; (k) Oil seals; (l) Ball joints; (m) Bearings; (n) Shock absorbers; (o) Coil spring, leaf spring and torsion bar; (p) Body shells of motor-cars or any parts of motor-cars originally welded by the manufacturer to their structured body shells or chassis; (q) Jacks.
12.
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13.
"Roll your own cigarettes" papers imported under H.S Code No. 48.13.
14.
Electric Water Heater with bare element and parts and accessories thereof.
15.
Portable electric lamps commonly known as laser penlights/torches.
16.
Toy pistols and guns with projectiles.
17.
Containers performing the function of “Aerosols” using C.F.C’s (Chlorofluorocarbons) as propellant with contents other than pharmaceutical products.
18.
The following items containing C.F.C’s (Chlorofluorocarbons) as refrigerant or blowing agentRefrigerators, freezers, refrigerating cabinets, showcases, counters and other refrigerating or freezing furniture, chilling units, coolers, air-conditioners (including motor vehicle air-conditioners), automatic beverage-vending machines, incorporating refrigerating devices, cold-room equipment, refrigerated transport vehicles, refrigerator insulation, freezer insulation, foam packing, dehumidifiers, fishing boat refrigeration equipment, and styrofoam.
19.
Crocidolite (Blue Asbestos) and its products.
20.
Polybrominated Diphenyls(PBB) and its products.
21.
Polychlorinated Diphenyls(PCB) and its products.
22.
Polychlorinated Terphenyls(PCT) and its products.
23.
Tris (2,3 – Dibromopropyl) Phosphate and its products.
24.
PVC teethers and teething rings.
25.
Rolling machines (other than rolling machines of industrial types) used to manufacture cigarettes.
26.
Diamonds including rough ones imported from Liberia.
27.
All round logs and timber products from Liberia.
28.
Bull bar
29.
Asbestos fibres as follows – (a) Actinolite (b) Anthophylite (c) Amosite (d) Tremolite
30.
Toy know as “Yoyo water ball”
Annex VI CLEARING & FORWARDING AGENTS Name of Company
Address
Contact Person
Telephone No.
Fax No.
1
Cargo Express Co Ltd.
Farquhar Street Port Louis
Mr. Kemal Joomun
240-5021
242-0502
2
Compagnie des Transports Commerciaux
Albion Dock Port Louis
Mr. Stanley Narainen
240-0519
240-4299
3
Emcar Ltd.
Bell Village Port Louis
Mrs. Stephanie Hung
208-6335
212-5952
4
Freight & Transit Co Ltd.
Pointe aux Sables
Mr. Armand Rugbur Mr. Gerard Boulle
234-5318 255-7523
234-4060
5
IKS Cargo Ltd.
Marine Road Port Louis
Mr. Yan Sheung Wah
242-1300
242-8178
6
Plaisance Air Transport Services Ltd.
Plaine Magnien
Mr. Barlen Armoogum Mr. Narainen
637-3230
637-3258
7
Somatrans SDV Ltd.
Ferriere Street Port Louis
Mr. Robert Hungley
210-4737
210-4753
8
Multi Cargo Ltd.
14, Odette Ernest Street Port Louis
Mr. Donald Lamy
210-1488
210-3143
9
International Express Forwarding Ltd.
13, Leoville L’Homme Street Port Louis
Mr. Michael Cheung
242-9861
242-9860
10
Global Cargo Services Ltd.
3F Dragon House Pump Street Port Louis
Mrs. T. Ramlochun
240-1437 242-2122
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11
Sotrimex Ltée
KL Centre, Room 208 Abbatoir Road Port Louis
Andrew Chan / Laval Chan
241-5743
242-9439
12
Speed Freight Ltd.
ABC Centre, Military Road Port Louis
Mario Phaesie
216-7300
241-9215
13
Daros International Ltd.
11 Dr. Sun Yat Sen Street Port Louis
Dary Leung
240-9058
216-3897
14
Safety Cargo Ltd.
20 Royal Street Port Louis
Reynolds Chung/ Ramesh Hurdyar
208-4986
208-0161
15
Silver Line Services Ltd.
Cr. Farquhar & Dr. Sun Yat Sen Streets Port Louis
Mr. Afzal Delbal Mannoo Mrs. Bibi Goolam Gookan
242-2014
241-0833
16
Export Consolidation Services Ltd.
Sun Sing Bldg. Edith Cavell Street Port Louis
Mr. Vinay Ranjug
210-1046
210-3045
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Name of Company
Address
17
Happy World Cargo Ltd.
18-20 Remy Ollier Street Port Louis
18
D.H.L (Mtius) Ltd.
19
Contact Person
Telephone No.
Fax No.
Mr. Clency Mungly
242-8009
242-8670
Cr. Mgr. Gonin & Lislet Geoffroy Streets Port Louis
Mr. Clarel Cangy
208-7711
208-3908
Nakufreight (Mtius) Ltd.
1, Military Road Port Louis
Mr. B. Desornay
242-1020
242-1021
20
Ultimate Freight Services (Mtius) Ltd.
Ground Floor, Labourdonnais Court, Cr. Labour-donnais & St. Georges Streets Port Louis
Mr. Mike Wong
210-5148
210-4288
21
Best Cargo Ltd.
3rd Floor Aba Bahemia Building 28A Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Satyanand Moti
212-1650
208-4633
22
F.S. Cargo Services Ltd
61, Raoul Rivet Street Port Louis
Mr. Harold Moutou
210-9545
212-7428
23
Jet Freight Services Ltd.
Quay D Road Port Louis
Mr. Ricardo Mootooveeren
242-9050
241-9784
24
Cargoways Services Ltd.
3rd Floor, Dragon House Pump Street Port Louis
Mr. Pierre Lee
240-2293
240-5405
25
Cargoline Ltd.
16, Kwan Tee Street, Caudan Port Louis
Mr. O. Omarjee
210-0990
210-3566
26
Expolanka Freight Ltd.
MFD Business Centre Freeport Zone 5 Mer Rouge Port Louis
Mr. K. Seerutton
206-2164
206-2161
27
Access Cargo Ltd.
70, Remy Ollier Street 2nd Floor, La Cheminee Building Port Louis
Mrs. Marie Lourdes Sin
242-9789
242-8032
28
Transhi Express Co Ltd.
1st Floor KL Centre Route Abattoir Port Louis
Mr. Teepoo
637-6658
637-6680
29
Chartered Marine & Airfreight Services Ltd.
3rd Floor Wong Chap Lan Building Trou Fanfaron
Mr. James Alex Lutchmoodoo
217-0077
217-0707
30
Sam Cargo Services Ltd.
Plaine Lauzun Port Louis /3…
3
Name of Company
Address
Contact Person
Telephone No.
Fax No.
31
Jnehan Freight Ltd.
1st Floor Victoria Building Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Mahendra Gondeea
208-2281
208-3509
32
MC Easy Freight Co Ltd.
Soodwa Building Plaine Magnien
Mr. Clarel Michaud
637-9315
637-9144
33
Aeculine (IOI) Ltd.
206 Trade & Marketing Centre Mer Rouge
Mrs. H. Teeluck
206-2606
206-2628
34
Meyer Cury Co ltd.
Nara Building Military Road Port Louis
35
Ashok International Cargo Ltd.
Abattoir Road Port Louis
36
Expeditors International (Mtius) Ltd.
Freeport Zone 5 Mer rouge
37
Ariva Ltée
Freeport Zone 5 Mer rouge
COMMISSION AGENTS
Name of Company
Address
Contact Person
Telephone No.
Fax No.
1
Bronze Peacock Ltd.
Ambassador Hotel Port Louis
G. Sockalingum
208-2293
212-6802
2
Krumtally Salim
Brisee Verdiere
S. Krumtally
418-3915
418-7452
3
Quick Services Co Ltd.
New Caudan Road Caudan
Mrs. Marie Josee Chia
211-7670
208-0940
4
Fon Sing Bros Co Ltd.
20, J. Mosque Street Port Louis
Mrs. Bernadette Koo Yong Fook
240-8053 240-1479
242-0511
5
V. N. Armoogum Dioma International Trading
34 Remy Ollier Street Port Louis
Raj
240-0704
240-6117
6
Li Wan Cheung Ltd.
3, Leoville L’Homme Street Port Louis
Mr. Roland Ng
208-0141
208-0141
7
Jack Agencies Corporation
2nd Floor SIPF Building Foch Square Port Louis
Mr. Jacques Chan Hing Chong
212-0211
208-2913
8
Jean Lee Kam Chuen (Win Trading)
38, J. Mosque Street Port Louis
Mr. Jean Lee Kam Chuen
240-1019
242-5880
9
Max Fine Trading Agency
9, Arsenal Street Port Louis
Mr. Balakrishna Tandarayen
242-3404
241-3299
10
Mr. Ibrahim Ramsarran
13, Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. I. Ramsarran
212-2396
248-8038
11
Mohamed Ahmade Ltd.
33, Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. M. M. Ahmade
212-4970/ 208-1729
208-8372
12
Mohammad Ali Mansoor Beharry
Royal Road Nouvelle Decouverte St. Pierre
Mr. M. Beharry
762-6944
431-5929
13
Daily Trading Agencies Ltd.
2nd Floor KL Centre Cr. Abattoir & Olivier Streets Port Louis
Mr. Fareed Allymun
240-7979
242-1940
14
Mr. J. Rosario Andre Bungaroo
2, Adrien D’Epinay Street Chebel Housing Estate Beau Bassin
Mr. Andre Bungaroo/ Jeanne/Michael/ Christian
454-2044
454-2044
15
Socomer Trading Ltd.
30, L. Pasteur Street Port Louis
Mr. Ishtyaak Moosa
240-7090
242-1007
16
Ahmed G.M. Mossodeea (Star Trading Agency)
38, Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Ahmed Mossodeea Mr. Gerard Descombes
212-6279
212-2497
17
ADNL Overseas Ltd.
2E Ghoorun Avenue Belle Rose
Mr. Deven Thikambaren Ramdoo
467-1438
454-9288
CUSTOM BROKERS Name of Company
Address
Contact Person
Telephone No.
Fax No.
1
Mr. Swaley Duman (United Cargo Ltd.)
Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Swaley Duman
212-9787
212-9781
2
World Speed Consolidators Ltd.
Mere Barthelemy Street Port Louis
Mr. Y. Veeramootoo
210-6949
210-7949
3
Mr. Gino Severe
TMC Building Freeport Zone 6 Mer Rouge
Mr. Gino Severe
206-2655 206-2656
206-2659
4
RNK Console Services Ltd.
Aisha Building Louis Pasteur Street Port Louis
Mr. Salik Khodabocus
242-0387
242-8608
5
Mr. Soopramanien Manikasavagum
9, Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Dhiresh Soopramanien
211-1867 208-0097
211-0098
6
Mr. Carles Stanley
4th Floor Richard House Cr. Jummah Mosque & Remy Ollier Streets Port Louis
Mr. Carles Stanley
240-0380
240-7401
7
Mr. Dabeedyal Yoganundsingh
8, Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Y. Dabeedyal
210-2560
208-9722
8
Gopaul Khemrazlall
14, Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Eshan Issimdar
242-6802
9
Troobat Jean Claude Jose
Moroil Quay Road Port Louis
Mr. Jean Claude Troobat
240-2147
240-8320
10
Mr. D. Tirvengadum
Pearl House 2nd Floor 16, Sir Virgil Naz Street Port Louis
Mr. D. N. Tirvengadum (Indiren)
212-1384
210-2491
11
Mr. Huet Clifford Desire
C/o Mauvillac Ltd. Pailles
Mr. Clifford Huet
212-4607
212-4308
12
Mr. Charles Gerard Magritte
5, Koenig Street Port Louis
Mr. Charles Magritte
255-3756
238-4817
13
Mr. Jagapragassen Mooneapillay (Customs House Brokers)
Corderie Street Port Louis
Mrs. J. Mooneapillay
211-2522
211-2522
14
Mr. Anwar Cader Parak
1, Military Road Port Louis
Mr. Anwar Cader Parak
216-1730
15
Mr. Ravel Louis Regis Elric
6th Floor Room 603A Richard House Remy Ollier Port Louis
Mr. Regis Ravel
242-7300
242-7301
16
Mr. Sanjeevsingh Seebchurrun
28, Corderie Street 4th Floor Bahemia Building Port Louis
Mr. S. Seebchurrun
210-1749
210-1749
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Name of Company
Address
Contact Person
Telephone No.
Fax No.
17
Mr. Pierre Collet C/o Mauritius Breweries Ltd.
Pont Fer Phoenix
Mr. P. Collet
601-2051
696-0455
18
Mr. Y. Renga Soopramanien
C/o Rapid Cargo Services Ltd. 4, Dr. Sun Yat Sen Street Port Louis
Mr. R. Soopramanien
241-1833/ 241-1834
241-1834
19
Ruttee Elias
2, S. Bissoondoyal Street Port Louis
Mr. Shakeel Ruttee
210-9252
211-8810
20
Mr. Baldeo Bansropun Ranjit
C/o Concorde T.G.A. Ltd. Chaussee Street Port Louis
Mr. Bansropun Ranjit
210-9567/ 208-5041
212-2585
21
Mr. Christian Laval AhVon
Ex-Airport Road Plaine Magnien
Mr. Christian Laval Ah-Von
637-4140
637-8827
22
Mr. Mooroogah Vythilingum
2, Sir William Newton Street Port Louis
Mr. Mooroogah Vythilingum
208-1880
208-1880
23
Mr. Hiren Seeburn
Abattoir & Olivier Streets Port Louis
Mr. Jagdish Ramlochun
216-4856
216-4809
24
Mr. S. Ng Liet Hing
C/o Wealth Gate Services Ltd. 1st Floor Victoria Building 1, Corderie Street Port Louis
Mr. Joe Ng
211-8752
208-6694
25
Mr. Y. R. Callychurn
40, Trianon Ave. Quatre Bornes
Mr. Shailind Y. R. Callychurn
427-2656
427-2656
26
Mr. Arnasalon Mootooveeren
Quay Street Port Louis
Mr. Arnasalon Mootooveeren
208-6041
212-5062
27
Mr. Mahmud Rafiq Joolfoo
23A, James Anderson Forrester Street Port Louis
Mrs. Nazma Jhangeer
241-7391
240-8155
28
Mr. Feizal Jeetoo
27, Poudriere Street Port Louis
Mr. Feizal Jeetoo
212-8631
212-8631
29
Mr. A. K. Ramdin
2, Paul & Virginie Street Vallee des Pretres Port Louis
Mr. A. K. Ramdin
241-2031 241-8825
216-863
30
Mr. Desire Gillet
C/o Hellenic Cargo Services Ltd. 3rd Floor KL Centre Room 304 Abattoir Road Port Louis
Mr. A. Nabeebocus
216-8424
216-8423
