The cost of applying for import and export rights: generally around 3,000.

The process of applying for import and export rights is generally as follows:

1. Register a company: establish a legal and effective enterprise;

2. Improve qualifications: obtain the enterprise's industrial and commercial license Basic qualifications such as business license, tax registration certificate, organization code certificate, etc.;

3. Apply for customs code: According to the nature or characteristics of the goods that the enterprise wants to import and export, the customs code of goods will be uniformly assigned according to the customs plan;

4. Register a customs account: Apply for customs account registration by filling in the relevant application form and providing basic information about the company;

5. Assign a declarer: designate one person from within the company as the declarer of the company The officer applies to the customs;

6. Submit application materials: Submit an application for import and export rights to the customs and attach the corresponding supporting materials;

7. Review, acceptance, Authorization: The customs will review, inspect and accept the application, and those that meet the requirements can be authorized;

8. Receive the certificate: After obtaining formal authorization, you can obtain the "Import and Export Business Rights Certificate" from the customs.

Document preparation:

1. Basic company information: including business license, tax registration certificate, organization code certificate and other basic qualification information for enterprise registration.

2. Customs code: You need to provide the customs code of the goods that the enterprise wants to import and export.

3. Application form: An application form needs to be filled out in accordance with customs requirements, stating the intention and reasons for applying for import and export rights.

4. Employee qualification certificate: It is necessary to provide relevant proof that the enterprise declarer is a hired person and holds a customs tax accountant (or customs declarer) professional qualification certificate, or that the enterprise employee holds a customs professional technical qualification certificate.

5. Credit certification: including the company’s financial statements, bank statements, import and export documents and other credit certification materials.

6. Industry license: If the goods to be imported and exported belong to some special industries, such as medical devices, drugs, food, etc., you need to provide the relevant industry license.

It should be reminded that the information prepared may be slightly different according to different situations, and the specific list of information needs to be confirmed in conjunction with official customs requirements.