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What happens if the goods cannot be declared at the port?
1. The goods cannot be declared after arriving in Hong Kong and are stranded in the port. The following expenses are usually incurred:

1. Cabin for rent. Generally, the rent-free period of shipping companies is 7 days after arrival in Hong Kong, and some shipping companies are 3 days. This varies according to different shipping companies. After the rent-free period expires, the cabin rent will be charged every day, and after more than 2 weeks, the cabinet rent will be free. Therefore, under normal circumstances, if the customs clearance is not checked for 2 weeks, the cabin rent will be more;

2. Deferred payment, the customs stipulates that one week after the arrival of the goods in Hong Kong is the declaration period, and if the goods are not declared within the time limit, the deferred payment will be charged at three ten thousandths of the declared amount;

3. If it is determined that it is impossible to clear customs, it is necessary to apply to the customs for customs clearance, where there are customs declaration fees and labor fees;

4. If there are other expenses such as transportation fees, you can consult the shipping company or courier company for details.

Second, the goods transport matters needing attention:

1. Transit goods from countries that have signed transit cargo agreements with China or goods received and delivered from countries that have signed railway transport agreements with China shall be allowed to transit according to relevant agreements; Transit goods from countries that have not signed the above-mentioned agreements with China shall be allowed to transit after being approved by the national transportation authorities and filed with the customs at the place of entry.

2. Goods in transit shall be subject to customs supervision from entry to exit. Without the permission of the customs, no unit or individual may open, extract, deliver, ship, exchange, modify, mortgage, transfer or change the signs.

3. The means of transport for transporting transit goods shall have the sealing conditions and devices recognized by the customs. When the customs deems it necessary, it may seal the transit goods and their means of transport or equipment. The carrier and the operator have the responsibility to protect the integrity of the seal, and no one may open or damage it without authorization.

4. When the Customs deems it necessary, it may inspect the transit goods. When the customs examines transit goods, the operator or carrier shall be present. Responsible for moving goods, unpacking or resealing boxes according to customs requirements, and signing customs inspection records. If the transit goods have not been declared to the customs for more than 3 months from the date of entry, the customs shall handle them in accordance with the relevant provisions of Article 21 of the Customs Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

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According to Article 11 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of Administrative Punishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs Law:

Transit goods must leave the country within the specified time. After the transit goods are declared to the customs, they shall be re-transported out of the country within 6 months from the date of entry. Under special circumstances, it may be extended with the consent of the customs, but the extension period shall not exceed 3 months.

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