All the packages of the consignment are opened and examined in the following cases:

 

1. Consignments of used goods
2. Stocks
3. Fully returned consignments
4. Failure to submit packing lists as per the above-mentioned rules
5. The contents of the packages differ from that of the packing lists that meet the required conditions.
6. Availability of information about a violation in the consignment
7. Presence of unidentified packages free of trademarks printed on them within the consignment, or these trademarks are written by hand.
8. If the content of one of the consignment’s packages selected to be opened violates the data contained in the submitted documents.
9. In case of failure to submit a packing list or weight statement that is accepted by customs.
10. If the customs committee requests to inspect all the consignment packages if they are suspicious (after the approval of the Executive Director of the SCZone Customs).
11. It is sufficient to inspect the bare goods (those whose value is determined by weight) if the consignment content is visible to the naked eye.
12. In the event of releasing goods imported for re-exportation under any of the customs systems, these imports shall be inspected and checked so that they due diligence.