DB SCHENKER SHIPPING GUIDELINES
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DB SCHENKER SHIPPING GUIDELINES
DB SCHENKER SHIPPING GUIDELINES Shell Eco-marathon Asia 2015 Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines Import Duties and Taxes in the Philippines All importations made to the Philippines will be taxed by the Philippine government. Failure to submit these documents = Participant pays duties and taxes With this, Schenker will require you to send some documents ahead of time, for them to process your import Duties and Tax exemption. Port Congestion and Truck Ban Situation in Manila Port Manila is now having a serious port congestion problem. The shipping lines are now experiencing high traffic situation at the port, therefore resulting to a longer time delivering their cargo to the port. Certain restrictions on trucking also causes a longer time to pick-up cargo from the port. This delay, in effect, may cost additional charges for the cargo stored at the port. It is important for the participants to meet the deadlines set in this document in order to ensure their vehicles arrive in time for Shell Eco-marathon Asia, and to avoid incurring high charges due to this port condition and truck ban situation. What is Freight Forwarding? Freight forwarding is the coordination and shipment of goods from one place to another via a single or multiple carriers via air, ocean, rail or land. 5 Steps to Follow 1 Choose your own Offshore Freight Forwarder 2 3 Prepare your Documents Prepare for Shipment 4 5 Vehicle Arrival in Manila Vehicle Exportation Note on step 4: Schenker Philippines is the nominated freight forwarder for onshore STEP 1: CHOOSE YOUR LOCAL OFFSHORE FREIGHT FORWARDER Step 1: CHOOSE YOUR LOCAL OFFSHORE FORWARDER A. Offshore and Onshore Forwarder Definition OFFSHORE FORWARDER Forwarder in charge of cargo at the country of the Participant and its air/sea shipment. ONSHORE FORWARDER Forwarder in charge of cargo as it arrives to the Port of Manila. DB Schenker Philippines, Inc. Contact Details Corporate Office: Schenker Compound, Km. 19 West Service Road, Sucat, Paranaque City, 1700 Philippines Phone: +63 2 982 9999 ext. 1205 Fax: +63 2 822 3985 Internet: www.dbschenker.com.ph Mr. Jason Chavez ext. 1205 (focal) Ms. Grace Barbadillo ext. 1402 (back-up) E-mail: [email protected] Step 1: CHOOSE YOUR LOCAL OFFSHORE FORWARDER A. Onshore and Offshore Forwarder Definition CHOOSE YOUR OWN OFFSHORE FORWARDER Coordination and shipping of your vehicle cargo from your country port to the port of Manila, Philippines. Your offshore forwarder will also re-export your vehicle cargo from Manila port to your country port. DB SCHENKER (REQUIRED) ONSHORE FORWARDER Movement of cargo within the Philippines Delivery of cargo from Schenker Warehouse to SEM Event Site (Luneta Park) After event, delivery of cargo from SEM Event Site (Luneta Park) to Schenker Warehouse Processing of Duties and Taxes Exemption for participants’ importation. Clearance of your vehicle cargo from Manila port up to delivery to Schenker warehouse How to choose your Offshore Forwarder Bill of Lading Document that works as a receipt of freight services. This is given to participant once cargo has left their country. We need participant to request for an ADVANCE draft Bill of Lading. You may choose Schenker or Non-Schenker Offshore Forwarder If you choose... NON-SCHENKER Offshore Forwarder Landing Certificate Certificate issued by Shipping line or offshore forwarder to prove that cargo already return to its original port of export . Ensure that your Offshore Forwarder can: 1. Provide you an advance draft bill of Lading document* 2. Landing certificate for re-exportation of cargo from Philippines to your country 3. Clearly cover all shipping line charges **(for Oceanfreight only) * Some Forwarders do not provide advance draft Bill of Lading **Some shipping lines offer cheap rates but doesn’t include additional surcharges in Manila yet. If you choose... SCHENKER Offshore Forwarder Offshore Schenker and Onshore Schenker will ensure these are all provided. STEP 2: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS Step 2: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS A. Checklist Send Soft Copy via Email not later than November 7, 2014 Source Advance Draft Bill of Lading Offshore Forwarder Draft Commercial Invoice and Packing List* Participant Initial Photo of Participant’s Eco-car Participant Team Endorsement Letter from University Participant’s University (Should include names of official and participating members) Send Soft Copy not later than December 28, 2014 (For Ocean Freight) February 6, 2015 (For Air Freight) Source Soft Copy of Original Seaway/Airway (or Surrender or Telex Release) Bill of Lading Offshore Forwarder Guarantee Letter DB Schenker Most current photo of car Participant Step 2: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS A. Checklist Send Hard Copy not later than December 28, 2014 (For Ocean Freight) February 6, 2015 (For Air Freight) Source Original Copies of Commercial Invoice and Packing List Participant Original Fumigation Certificate Offshore Forwarder Step 2: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS B. Mailing Address Send Soft Copy of the documents to: [email protected] Send Hard Copy of the documents to (via courier/package mail): Mr. Jason Chavez Schenker Philippines, Inc. Global Projects, O&G Dept. Km. 19 Schenker Compound, West Service Road Sucat, Paranaque City, 1700 Philippines Step 2: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS B. Shipping Details Details you will need in completing forms: Port of Entry Ocean Freight: Manila Nort Port (MIP) Airfreight: Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila International Airport) Consignee Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation Shell House, 156 Valero Street, Salcedo Village Makati City, 1227 Philippines Notify Party Terms DB Schenker Philippines, Inc. Km. 19 Schenker Compound, West Service Road Sucat, Paranaque City, 1700 Philippines Tel. +63 2 982 9999 ext. 1205 Email: [email protected] Attn 1: Jason Chavez Mobile no.: +63917-5074456 Attn 2: Grace Barbadillo Mobile no.: +63917-8263550 Freight Prepaid Step 2: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS C. Deadlines IMPORTANT TO KNOW: Late submissions will NOT be entertained for tax exemption. DB Schenker needs enough time for the application of duties and tax exemption. Shell and DB Schenker will not be held responsible for any issues or delay with Customs Clearance due to late submission of required documents. Should there be any additional charges i.e. port storage, demurrage, Duties and Taxes will be for the account of the student STEP 3: PREPARE FOR SHIPMENT Step 3: PREPARE FOR SHIPMENT A. Packing Your Equipment Items should be packed in re-usable bolt and nut, plywood/ timber cases. × Equipment without packaging is NOT encouraged. Step 3: PREPARE FOR SHIPMENT B. Marking of Package For easy identification, Cases must be marked on (2) two opposite sides. Front side marking is compulsory Shipping Mark Format: SEM ASIA 2015 [Name of the Team] [Name of the Institute / University] [Country of Origin] Case No. (i.e. case 1 of 6) and it should tally with your packing list/invoice Dimension: L x W x H (cm) Weight: XX kgs Step 3: PREPARE FOR SHIPMENT C. Marking of Vehicle All vehicles MUST have a unique “tamper proof” identification/serial number* for the duties and taxes exemption. *This Identification number will also be the basis for exit clearance and return to origin countries. *If there is no such numbers, Student must create their own serial numbers to mark on engine and chassis themselves. Note: Identification/Serial number must be found on the vehicle engine and chassis × Failure to comply may result to: • Payment of Duties & Taxes to be shouldered by participants. •Non-delivery to the event site. STEP 4: VEHICLE ARRIVAL IN MANILA STEP 4: VEHICLE ARRIVAL IN MANILA Expected Dates of Arrival of Vehicles Ocean Freight Air Freight Earliest: Jan. 5, 2015 Latest: Jan. 9, 2015 Feb. 9, 2015 NOTE: 1. Ensure to submit the documents required on the deadline to enable DB Schenker to file Duties and Taxes, otherwise participant will pay. 2. Ask your Offshore Forwarder when you should ship out your car in order to arrive at the Manila port on the dates stated above. 3. If ship by ocean, participants must request their offshore forwarder to deal with shipping lines to provide 14-days container free time at Manila port. STEP 5: VEHICLE EXPORTATION Step 5: VEHICLE EXPORTATION B. Re-exportation Requirements Provide the Landing Certificate, from your Offshore forwarder, to Schenker Philippines Cars must be pulled out from the Schenker warehouse one week after the event. If not, storage charges will be billed to participant. Your Offshore Forwarder must handle this. Cars must be re-exported outside the Philippines after the event, or not later than two months. The participant will, otherwise, be charged with the 150% bondable amount of the assessed duty (30% of the invoice value), taxes (12% of the value) and premium bonds. RATES Shipping Cost Leg 1 Cargo Delivery: From Participant's land location to Participant's Country Port Country of Origin: Pick up cargo from participant's location (i.e. participant's house, garage, school, etc.) to origin port (oceanport of participant's origin country) Check rates with your chosen offshore forwarder. Leg 2 Ocean freight: From Participant's Country to Manila , Philippines Port Note: If ship by ocean, participants must request their offshore forwarder to deal with shipping lines to provide 14days container free time at Manila port. Check rates with your chosen offshore forwarder. Shipping Cost Leg 3 Import customs clearance charges in Manila For Ocean Freight DBS Offshore: For Air Freight For 20' container: USD 1,145/20’ctr DBS Offshore: USD 450/AWB For 40' container: USD 1,630/40’ctr Non-DBS Offshore: USD 500/AWB Non-DBS Offshore: For 20' container: USD 1,195/20’ctr For 40' container: USD 1,730/40’ctr NOTE: Please check with your nominated offshore forwarder if they can consolidate your cars with other participants to save on leg 3 costs. Leg 4 Local storage and Schenker warehouse charges in the Philippines Waived Shipping Cost Leg 5 Delivery of participant's cargo from Schenker warehouse to event site (and back after the event) USD 890 per car (discounted to USD 790 if Schenker is Offshore Forwarder) Leg 6 Export charges from Manila port to the participant's country port. For Ocean Freight For Air Freight DBS Offshore: DBS Offshore: For 20': USD 1,145/20’ctr USD 450.00/AWB For 40':USD 1,630/40’ctr Non-DBS Offshore: Non-DBS Offshore: USD 500.00/AWB For 20':USD 1,195/20’ctr For 40':USD 1,730/40’ctr NOTE: Please check with your nominated offshore forwarder if they can consolidate your cars with other participants to save on leg 6 costs. Shipping Cost Leg 7 Ocean freight Exportation of participant's cargo from Manila port to participant's country's port. Check rates with your chosen offshore forwarder. NOTE: Please check with your nominated offshore forwarder if they can consolidate your cars with other participants to save on leg 7 costs. Leg 8 Cargo Delivery: From Participant's Country Port to Participant's land location Delivery of participant's cargo from port of participant's country to their origin location (i.e. participant's house, garage, school, etc.) Check rates with your chosen offshore forwarder. Possible Additional Charges NOTE: Participants may incur the following additional charges due to Port Congestion and if they fail to submit the required documents for duties and taxes exemption on time. Be sure to be ready to cover these added charges. Shipping line destination surcharges which should be included in port to port oceanfreight: •Port Congestion Charges (effective April 2014) •Emergency Recovery Surcharge (effective July 2014) •Demurrage per day (If vehicle is not cleared after 5 days in Manila) •Peak Season, if any (per outlay/receipt) If late documents: •Duties and Taxes •Port storage •Container demurrage Bank Details and Payment Terms For Participants using Schenker as Offshore Forwarder (and Onshore) All payments will be made directly to Schenker Origin Country before shipment departure out origin port. Students should secure proof of payment from DB Schenker Origin office and email to: [email protected] For Participants using a different (NonSchenker) Offshore Forwarder Offshore Payment should be made with their chosen Offshore Forwarder Onshore payment to Schenker should be remitted to Schenker Philippines’ bank details below. Please effect payment to Schenker Philippines, Inc Deutsche Bank AG, Manila 26F Tower One Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue, Makati City, Philippines PHP Account #: 1009505-00-0 Swift Code: DEUTPHMM USD Account #: 1009505-30-5 Swift Code: DEUTPHMM Final Reminders For Packing Your Vehicle Use re-usable bolt & nut plywood/timber case for packaging Mark both sides of the case Use a unique serial number to mark your vehicle chassis and engine (serial number for engine should not be the same serial number with chassis) For Shipping Your Vehicle For Oceanfreight: Ship to Manila North Port (MIP) only For Airfreight: Ship to Ninoy Aquino International Airport 1 Ship oceanfreight by FCL (Full Container Load) and request 14-days container free time Do not ship to Manila South Port Do not ship by LCL (Less Container Load) Final Reminders For Choosing your Offshore Forwarder (If chosen Non-Schenker) Send an email to Schenker with the company name, contact person, email address, phone number, and contact number of the Philippine counterpart of your chosen offshore forwarder. Ensure that your offshore forwarder covers all shipping charges before your vehicle cargo leaves your country’s port. Some offshore forwarders charge additional destination charges at the port in Manila, Philippines. Ensure to check with your nominated offshore forwarder the the vessel routing and transit time of your cars to ensure timely arrival. Choose a forwarder that can provide you an advanced copy of the draft Bill of Lading or Airway bill, so that you can meet the document submission deadline for tax exemption processing. Cost Difference for Schenker and non-Schenker For Airfreight Schenker as Offshore (Leg 3, 5 & 6) USD 1,690 / Non-Schenker as Offshore (Leg 3, 5 & 6) USD 1,890.00 Schenker as Offshore (Leg 3, 5 & 6) USD 3,080 / Non-Schenker as Offshore (Leg 3, 5 & 6) USD 3,280.00 - For 20’ container Schenker as Offshore (Leg 3, 5 & 6) USD 4,050 / Non-Schenker as Offshore (Leg 3, 5 & 6) USD 4,350.00 - For 40’ container For Seafreight Final Reminders For Your Document s Submission In Packing List: Be specific when indicating what accessories or spare parts will be shipped. Must be prepared in English Language. In Packing List: Ensure that batteries are installed inside the cars when packing. Do not separate the batteries with the cars. No need to indicate word “battery” in the packing list. Ensure your original Bill of Lading or Airway Bill has the same number as your advance copy of the draft Bill of Lading or Airway Bill Ensure your original Packing List has the same number as your advance copy of draft Packing List For Non-Schenker Offshore Forwarder: Send your Landing Certificate to Schenker not later than June 4, 2015. Send Documents required for tax exemption to Schenker via email on Nov. 7, 2014 Send Documents required for tax exemption to Schenker via courier on Dec. 28, 2014 IMPORTANT: Failure to submit documents on the deadline means that the team will pay duties and taxes for their importation It is highly encouraged to... Choose Schenker as Offshore Forwarder Connect with your Offshore forwarder as early as now and have a sample computation of your vehicle shipment cost Ensure your Offshore forwarder can provide you with an advance draft Bill of Lading before November 7. Ship vehicles via Air Freight Contact Schenker Philippines Inc. Schenker Compound, Km. 19 West Service Road, Sucat, Paranaque City, 1700 Philippines Tel. +63 2 982 9999 Look for : Mr. Jason Chavez ext. 1205 (focal) Ms. Grace Barbadillo ext. 1402 (back up) Department: Global Projects, Oil & Gas Email: [email protected] IMPORTANT! Please include the following details in SUBJECT when sending email: •Team name •Country
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