Exporting goods from Indonesia is an important step for entrepreneurs who want to expand their market reach globally.

 The process of exporting goods requires a good understanding of the procedures, requirements and steps that must be followed.

The following is a simple guide to start the process of exporting goods from Indonesia.

1. Preparation of Goods to be Exported

Before starting the export process, ensure that the goods to be exported are ready and meet all the requirements. This includes proper packaging, complete documentation, and ensuring that the goods being exported comply with applicable regulations and standards.

2. Obtaining Export Permits and Documents

Certain permits and documents are required to export goods from Indonesia. Some general documents required include:

• Export Permit (SIUP): An important document required for entrepreneurs to carry out export activities.
• Submission of PIB (Imported Goods Notification): Documents required to report imported goods to the customs office.
• Shipping Documents (Invoice, Packing List, etc.): These documents are important for administration and customs purposes.

3. Selection of Shipping Methods and Logistics

Choosing the appropriate shipping method is very important in the process of exporting goods. There are several options to choose from, such as air, sea or land shipping.

Selecting reliable and trustworthy logistics is also a key factor in ensuring goods arrive safely and on time to their destination.

4. Customs Inspection and Delivery Process

Before the goods are sent, make sure to carry out a customs compliance check so that there are no obstacles during the delivery process.

After ensuring everything is in proper condition, the goods are ready to be sent to the export destination.