Cameroon CTN Changes Prohibited
March 21, 2023
The Cameroon National Shippers’ Council herby informs CNSC Port Agents that it is prohibited to make changes to Cameroon CTNs.
The Cameroon National Shippers’ Council herby informs CNSC Port Agents that it is prohibited to make changes to Cameroon CTNs.
The GM of the Cameroon National Shippers’ Council hereby reminds persons engaged in foreign trade that the ECTN is a document that allows shippers to anticipate customs clearance procedures. Consequently, late ECTN submission and regularization procedures are exceptional measures subject to special processing fees. Since the start of 2022, it has been noticed that this seems to be a more common option for shippers. Should this trend continue, the CNSC will be obliged to increase the late ECTN submission or regularization penalty fee. ECTNs are established through port agents and must be validated two days prior to the arrival in
The GM of the Cameroon National Shippers Council (CNSC) hereby informs shippers that Cameroons document requirements will change on February 1, 2023. All commercial invoices submitted for the Electronic Cargo Tracking Note (ECTN) must contain the following pieces of information: