New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 45

Page 1199

✨ Customs Import Entry Form



NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 45

26 APRIL 2007

1199

SCHEDULE

Rule 3

NEW ZEALAND CUSTOMS SERVICE

IMPORT ENTRY

(TEMPORARY)

Yachts and Small Vessels

Form C4G

To MANAGER, CUSTOMS

(and full postal address in New Zealand)

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
ENTRY PASSED
(Stamp)

Owner/Person in Charge (and full postal address in New Zealand)

Port of Arrival

Name of Vessel

Date of Arrival

Ports to be visited in N.Z.

Last Port before N.Z.

Intended port of departure from N.Z.

Intended length of stay in N.Z.

Length Beam Construction Type Vessel Registration Port of Registration

DETAIL LINE INFORMATION

Detail Line No. Plain Description of Goods Tariff Item Concession Code
1
Supplier No. Duty Rate
Statistical Unit Statistical Qty C. of Currency VFD Foreign Currency Exchange Rate VFD (Whole $NZ)
C. of Origin C. of Export CIF (Whole $NZ)
------------------ ------------------ ----------------
Code Misc. Amts. Payable Code Other Information

| Total Misc. Amts. Payable |
| NZ$ |

Items of Equipment carried on board

Description
Comment

| The principal reason for vessel’s presence in New Zealand |
| Refitting/Refurbishing | Tourism | Other (Specify) |

Declaration:

I

  1. That I, being a permanent resident of a country other than New Zealand, have arrived in New Zealand for a temporary visit of up to 12 months, and:
    (a) that this vessel will not be sold or offered for sale or otherwise disposed of in New Zealand without the permission of the Chief Executive of Customs; and
    (b) that this vessel will not be used in a commercial capacity for hire, or the transport of cargo or the carriage of passengers for reward while in New Zealand; and
    (c) that I will advise the New Zealand Customs Service (‘Customs’) at the port of arrival of the vessel’s movements and any changes to my postal address whilst in New Zealand; and

  2. That I undertake to pay Customs the sum of $.................... being the amount of duty payable on the vessel, unless the Chief Executive is satisfied that the vessel has been dealt with in one of the ways mentioned in (i) to (v) below by (final date of temporary entry period):
    (i) Exported; or
    (ii) Shipped for export; or
    (iii) Packed for export into a bulk cargo container in a Customs controlled area and the container secured to the satisfaction of the Chief Executive; or
    (iv) Destroyed; or
    (v) Dealt with in such manner as the Chief Executive may allow; and

  3. That I understand I will be released from the provision of paragraph 2, unless otherwise permitted by the Chief Executive, once the vessel has been shipped to a point outside New Zealand; and

  4. That I will provide written notice to Customs of my intention to export the vessel not less than six working hours before the time at which the vessel is due to be shipped for export.

  5. That the particulars contained in this entry are true and correct.

Owner/Person in Charge

Date

FOR OFFICIAL USE

The vessel ".........................................." has departed New Zealand for ........................................

from .......................................... on ..........................................

Customs Officer



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🏭 Customs (Import Entry) Amendment Rules 2007 (continued from previous page)

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Customs, Import Entry, Temporary, Yachts, Small Vessels, Form C4G