Apply In-Person:

1. To Request Treatment of Imported and Exported Goods in person, the applicant has to approach the Mauritius Revenue Authority Contact link
2. The applicant must write an application form for Treatment of Imported and Exported Goods.
3. The application must include the details of the goods, the type of treatment sought, and the reasons for requesting the treatment.
4. To request treatment of imported and exported goods, the applicant must have the necessary documents, including the original invoice, a bill of lading, a packing list, and other relevant documents can be found under the “Required Documents” section of this page.
5. The applicant must submit a written application to the relevant Customs Department.
6. The Customs Department will review the application and may require additional information or documents.
7. After reviewing the application, the Customs Department will issue an approval or a rejection of the request for treatment.
8. Once the request is approved, the applicant must pay the applicable fees. The fees vary based on the type and amount of goods being treated.
9. After the fees have been paid, the applicant can receive the treatment. Depending on the type of treatment requested, the Customs Department may require additional inspections or paperwork.
10. Generally, the processing time can take up to 3-4 weeks.

• Bill of Lading
• Bill of Entry
• Certificate of Origin
• Customs Declaration Form
• Importer/Exporter Identification Number
• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Import/Export Permit (if applicable)
• Quality/Quantity Certificate
• Insurance Certificate
• Health/Sanitary Certificate (if applicable)
• Phytosanitary Certificate (if applicable)
• Certificate of Conformity (if applicable)
• Plant Quarantine Certificate (if applicable)
• Sanitary/Technical Regulations (if applicable)

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
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• In Mauritius, anyone who is registered with the Mauritius Revenue Authority as an Importer or Exporter is eligible for Request Treatment of Imported and Exported Goods in Mauritius.

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

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• Generally, the processing time can take up to 3-4 weeks.

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Imported Goods

• All imported goods must be declared to the Customs Department and must be accompanied by an approved import permit.
• The Customs Department will then assess the goods and, if applicable, levy customs duties, excise duties, and other taxes.
• The importer must also pay any additional costs associated with the importation, such as customs clearance and storage fees.
• Exported Goods
• Exporters must also declare their goods to the Customs Department and obtain an export permit.
• The Customs Department will assess the goods and, if applicable, levy customs duties, excise duties, and other taxes.
• The exporter must also pay any additional costs associated with the export, such as customs clearance and storage fees.
• Additionally, exporters must provide proof of origin and destination of the goods.

• Names and addresses of the exporter and the importer.
• Description of the goods being exported and imported.
• Quantity of goods being exported and imported.
• Purpose of the export/import.
• Date of the export/import.
• Value of the goods being exported and imported.
• Mode of transport.
• Any applicable taxes or duties.
• Any other relevant information.

• The Treatment of Imported and Exported Goods in Mauritius is necessary to ensure that all goods imported and exported from the country are in accordance with the applicable laws, regulations and standards set by the Mauritian government. It also helps to protect the economic interests of the country by preventing illegal and unfair trade practices.

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