FACILITATING INTRA-OIC TRADE:
Improving the Efficiency of the Customs Procedures in the OIC Member States
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Table 15: ICT Systems Used in Some of the Member States
Country System
Features
UAE
MIRSAL 2
Pre-clearance of goods.
Electronic document submission
Paperless declarations available 24/7.
Time, effort and cost savings of up to 75%.
Consistency in treatment and risk management.
Availability of more than one method to process a clearance request
İnternet based
Brunei
E-customs
Ability to accept the submissions of applications electronically
Process applications received electronically
Automatic calculations of Customs Duties
Automated billing and tracking of Customs payment
Internet based
Able to interface with trading community
Certain functions such as e-mails, alerts and reminders to the client/users
Morocco
BADR
Accept submissions of applications electronically
Check the declaration circuit
Calculation of duties and taxes to be paid
Issuing certificates of conformity to standards (Department of Industry)
Post clearance certificate
Manage clearances authorizations
Prepare a payment processing sheet (invoice)
E-payment
Internet based
Bahrain
OFOQ
Integrated Risk Management
submission and management of electronic Customs Declarations and
Manifests
e-Payment
integration with other agencies
secure digital authentication and digital signatures
Customs clearance notifications
Automatic price valuation
Online Violations database for importers/passengers
Auditing
Comprehensive Valuation database with weighted average reference value
Complete customs process monitoring and feedback
Real-time Revenue, exemption and trade statistics figures
Turkey
BİLGE
Accepts submissions of summary declarations (before arrival of vehicle)
Accepts TIR Carnets
Accepts declaration for expedited shipments
E-signature
Calculation of taxes/other duties
Notifications to the users
Accounting module that records payment information and guarantees related
to taxes and other duties
Source: National Customs Websites