Apply In-Person:

1. To Registration of Goods Exported for Re-Importation in person, the applicant has to approach the Mauritius Revenue Authority Contact link
2. The applicant must download the application form from this website link or the applicant can get the application form from the relevant authority.
3. After downloading the application form, the applicant must fill in all the required details and sign the form.
4. The applicant must attach the documents required along with the application form such as the Export Declaration Form and the Bank Statement of Export Payment and they can be found under the “Required Document” section of this page.
5. The completed application form and all the required documents must be submitted to the relevant authorities.
6. Applicants must submit the payment of the fee applicable for the registration of goods exported for re-importation.
7. A fee for this procedure has to be paid as per the authority’s request.
8. The application form is then reviewed by the relevant authority and the applicant is informed about the status of the application within several days.
9. If the application is approved, the applicant will receive a certificate of registration from the relevant authority.
10. The applicant must adhere to the rules and regulations of the relevant authority for the registration.
11. The applicant must keep the registration number safe and use it for any further communication with the relevant authority.
12. The processing time for Registration of Goods Exported for Re-Importation is approximately one month.

• A completed Request for Examination of Goods form
• Commercial Invoice
• Export Declaration Form
• Certificate of Origin
• Bill of Lading or Air Waybill
• Insurance Certificate
• Export Packing List
• Health/Sanitary Certificate
• Exchange Control Declaration Form
• Inspection Certificate
• Any other documents required by the concerned authorities

Mauritius Revenue Authority
Tax Administration -+ 230 207 6000 - headoffice@mra.mu
Custom House - Head Office - +230 202 0500 / 01 - customs@mra.mu
Customs - SSR Arrival - +230 637 6446 - ssriadutyofficer.Customs@mra.mu
Customs - PATS - +230 603 2200 / 6800 - aircargo.Customs@mra.mu
Contact Contact link
MRA Help Desk on 207 6000 is available during office hours from 08 45 to 16 30 on working days to assist employers to file their ROE.

• Any person who has exported goods from Mauritius and is intending to re-import them is eligible for Registration of Goods Exported for Re-Importation in Mauritius.
• The goods must be registered with the Mauritius Revenue Authority prior to re-importing them.

• A fee for this procedure has to be paid as per the authority’s request.

• The validity period for registration of goods exported for re-importation is three months from the date of export.

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• The processing time for Registration of Goods Exported for Re-Importation is approximately one month.

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• In Mauritius, goods exported for re-importation are subject to the same rules that apply to goods imported into the country.
• The exporter must register with the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) in order to receive a Goods Export Permit (GEP).
• The permit is required for goods to be exported out of Mauritius and re-imported.
• The exporter must also provide the MRA with a copy of the invoice and the shipping documents.
• The exporter must also pay the applicable taxes and duties. In addition, the exporter must ensure that the goods are in compliance with the applicable Mauritian laws and regulations.

• Name and address of exporter
• Name and address of importer
• Description of the goods being exported
• Quantity of the goods being exported
• Value of the goods being exported
• Destination of the goods
• Date of export
• Date of re-importation
• Mode of transport used
• Any other relevant documents as required by the relevant authorities
• Signature and date of the applicant.

• The purpose of registering goods exported for re-importation in Mauritius is to ensure that the goods are properly tracked and accounted for.
• This is important for many reasons, such as preventing fraud and ensuring that the goods are properly taxed when they are re-imported.
• Additionally, it helps to ensure that the goods are following all relevant laws and regulations.

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