Regulations Governing the Customs Management of Freight forwarders Article 22

The forwarder shall produce a detailed report on any short-discharge or over-discharge of express delivery cargo or containerized cargo to the Customs.Unless there is an approval from the Customs, the deadline to produce the said report is provided as below:1. For containerized cargo where the discharged cargo is stored at the facility supervised by the Customs: within 3 days from the date following the date on which the goods are discharged from the container.2. For express delivery cargo: within 1 day following the date of warehouse check- in.Report of short-discharge or over-discharge at places supervised by the Customs shall be first submitted to the competent warehouse authority of the Customs for scrutinizing warehouse check-in data, and, if no error is found and attestation is granted, the said report shall be submitted to the manifest authority of the Customs for acknowledgement. Revocation or correction, if needed, shall be filed within 3 days after the date following the date on which the said report of short-discharge or over-discharge has been submitted to the Customs.Over-discharged cargo to be returned or transshipped for export shall require approval from the Customs within the deadline provided by Paragraph 1 of Article 62 of the Customs Act, filed by the reporter. And filing transshipment application with the Customs for goods returned to foreign country or transshipped for export shall follow the normal procedures for transshipment cargoes.