Import from Togo
Import and Export Assistance through the Aflao Border
Documents Required
- Passport or national identification (where applicable)
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading or waybill
- Import permits or certificates for regulated goods
- Tax Identification Number (for businesses where required)
- Customs declaration documents
How the Process Works
- 1Goods arrive at the border.
- 2Customs documents are submitted.
- 3Officers verify the declaration.
- 4Goods may be inspected.
- 5Duties and taxes are assessed.
- 6Payment is made (if applicable).
- 7Goods are released.
Prohibited or Restricted Items
- Illegal drugs
- Counterfeit currency
- Dangerous weapons
- Obscene materials
- Diseased animals or contaminated food
- Certain restricted goods that require permits or licenses
How Ortega Handles Customs for You
- Reviews shipping documents
- Classifies the goods
- Calculates duties and taxes
- Submits customs declarations
- Pays duties on behalf of the client (if agreed)
- Coordinates inspections
- Delivers the cleared goods
How Long Does Customs Clearance Take?
- Simple shipments: approximately 1 to 3 business days.
- Shipments requiring inspections or additional permits: 3 to 7 business days or longer, depending on documentation and customs processing.
Products Commonly Handled
- Food products
- Clothing and textiles
- Cosmetics
- Household goods
- Electronics
- Auto parts
- General merchandise
Quick Summary
- Simple clearance: 1 to 3 days
- Complex clearance: 3 to 7+ days
- We represent you at customs
- We handle payments on your behalf
