Regulation 4

New Zealand;

[Deleted by S 349/2010 wef 17/05/2010](c)[Deleted by S 349/2010 wef 17/05/2010](d)any country of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), other than Brunei Darussalam, which lists that particular class of goods in her Tariff Liberalisation Schedule for the ASEAN Trade In Goods Agreement (ATIGA);

Japan;

the Republic of Iceland, the Principality of Liechtenstein, the Kingdom of Norway or the Swiss Confederation (EFTA);

Australia;

the United States of America;

India;

the Republic of Korea;

Brunei Darussalam;

the Republic of Panama;

the Republic of Chile;

the Republic of Korea, under the ASEAN‑Korea Free Trade Area (AKFTA), or any country of ASEAN which lists that particular class of goods in her Inclusion List of the AKFTA;

Japan or any country of ASEAN which is a party to the Agreement between ASEAN and Japan on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership;

the People’s Republic of China;

the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; (r)the Republic of Peru;

Australia or New Zealand, or any country of ASEAN which is a party to the Agreement between ASEAN, Australia and New Zealand on an ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Area (AANZFTA) Agreement, provided that the country has ratified the Agreement; (t)India or any country of ASEAN which is a party to the Agreement between ASEAN and India in the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation, provided that the country has ratified the Agreement; (u)the Republic of Costa Rica; (v)any country which is a member of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC);

the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu;

the Republic of Turkey;

any country that is a party to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership and has ratified the Agreement;

any of the following:

the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China;

any country of ASEAN that is a party to, and has ratified —

the ASEAN-Hong Kong, China Free Trade Agreement (AHKFTA); and

the Agreement on Investment among the Governments of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China and the Member States of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (AHKIA);

the Rules of Origin set out in the Agreement between New Zealand and Singapore on a Closer Economic Partnership; or

the Rules of Origin set out in the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement.

an exporter has sent the goods from an EFTA State to the country in which the exhibition is held and has exhibited the goods there;

the goods have been sold or otherwise disposed of by that exporter to a person in Singapore;

the goods have been sent during the exhibition or immediately thereafter in the condition in which they were sent for exhibition; and

the goods have not, since they were sent for exhibition, been used for any purpose other than demonstration at the exhibition.

if they belong to any particular class of goods listed in Brunei Darussalam’s Tariff Liberalisation Schedule for the ATIGA, where they conform with the Rules of Origin set out in the ATIGA; or

where they conform with the Rules of Origin set out in the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement.

are considered as originating in Turkey according to Section 2 of Protocol 1 of the Turkey‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement (called in this sub‑paragraph the Protocol); and (b)satisfy the territorial requirements mentioned in Section 3 of the Protocol.

are considered as originating in the European Union according to Section 2 of Protocol 1 of the European Union‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement (called in this paragraph the EUSFTA Protocol); and

satisfy the territorial requirements mentioned in Section 3 of the EUSFTA Protocol.

are considered as originating in the United Kingdom according to Section 2 of the Protocol in the Appendix to the Annex of the United Kingdom-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (called in this paragraph the UKSFTA Protocol); and

satisfy the territorial requirements mentioned in Section 3 of the UKSFTA Protocol.

where the goods are from New Zealand —

a Certification of Origin in the form required for the goods by the Agreement between New Zealand and Singapore on a Closer Economic Partnership, and issued by the exporter, producer or importer, or an authorised representative of the exporter, producer or importer, of the goods; or

either of the following documents issued by the producer or the exporter of the goods:

a Declaration as to the Origin on the export invoice, which describes the goods in such detail as to comply with Articles 4.13.4 and 4.13.5 of the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement, in the form required for the goods by that agreement;

a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the agreement mentioned in sub‑paragraph (A);

where the goods are mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(d) —

if the government authorities designated by the exporting country have issued an Electronic Certificate of Origin in accordance with Annex 8 of the ATIGA in respect of the goods, all of the following:

the reference number of the Electronic Certificate of Origin in writing;

an import permit in respect of the goods;

an invoice issued to the consignee specified in the Electronic Certificate of Origin that states a description of the goods, the quantity of the goods and the reference number and date of the invoice; and

if no such Electronic Certificate of Origin has been issued —

a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the ATIGA, and issued by the government authorities designated by the exporting country; (B)a declaration issued before 20 September 2020 by a certified exporter authorised by the government authorities of the exporting country, if the exporting country is a Participating Member State of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Governments of the Participating Member States of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) on the Pilot Project for the Implementation of a Regional Self‑Certification System; or

a declaration issued on or after 20 September 2020 by a certified exporter authorised by the government authorities of the exporting country in accordance with Annex 8 of the ATIGA;

where the goods are from Japan, a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the Agreement between Japan and Singapore for a New Age Economic Partnership, and issued by the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry;

where the goods are from any EFTA State referred to in sub-paragraph (1)(f), an Origin Declaration in the form required for the goods by the Free Trade Agreement between the EFTA States and Singapore, and imprinted on the invoice or any other commercial document which describes the goods in sufficient detail issued by the exporter of the goods;

where the goods are from Australia, either —

all of the following documents:

a Certificate of Origin issued by —

a declaration by the exporter; and

where the exporter of the goods is not the producer or principal manufacturer of the goods as defined in the SAFTA, a written confirmation by the producer or the principal manufacturer, specifying the applicable particulars required for the goods by the SAFTA; or

a Certification of Origin that —

is completed by the exporter, producer or importer of the goods, or an authorised representative of such exporter, producer or importer;

applies to the goods, or multiple importations of identical goods within the period mentioned in sub‑paragraph (E);

specifies that the goods meet the requirements of Chapter 3 of the SAFTA, and originate from Australia;

satisfies the requirements required for the goods by the SAFTA; and

has a validity of one year after the date of issue of the Certification of Origin;

where the goods are from the United States of America, a declaration made by the importer based on his knowledge or on information in his possession that the goods originate from the United States of America;

where the goods are from India, a Certificate of Origin issued by Export Inspection Council of India specifying the applicable particulars required for the goods by the India‑Singapore Comprehensive Economic Co‑operation Agreement;

where the goods are from the Republic of Korea, a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the Korea‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and issued by —

the Korea Customs Service;

the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry; or

any body authorised by the Government of the Republic of Korea to issue the Certificate of Origin;

where the goods are from Brunei Darussalam —

in the case of any goods mentioned in sub‑paragraph (4H)(a) —

if the government authorities designated by Brunei Darussalam have issued an Electronic Certificate of Origin in accordance with Annex 8 of the ATIGA in respect of the goods, all of the following:

if no such Electronic Certificate of Origin has been issued —

either of the following documents issued by the producer or the exporter of the goods:

a Declaration as to the Origin on the export invoice, which describes the goods in such detail as to comply with Articles 4.13.4 and 4.13.5 of the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement, in the form required for the goods by that agreement;

a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the agreement mentioned in sub‑paragraph (A);

where the goods are from the Republic of Panama —

a certification of origin issued by the exporter; and

where the exporter of the goods is not the producer of the goods as defined in the Panama-Singapore Free Trade Agreement, a certification of origin by the exporter based on his knowledge or on information in his possession that the goods originate from the Republic of Panama,specifying the applicable particulars required for the goods by the Panama‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement;

where the goods are from the Republic of Chile, either of the following documents issued by the producer or the exporter of the goods:

a Declaration as to the Origin on the export invoice, which describes the goods in such detail as to comply with Articles 4.13.4 and 4.13.5 of the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement, in the form required for the goods by that agreement;

a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the agreement mentioned in sub‑paragraph (i);

where the goods are from any country of ASEAN or the Republic of Korea referred to in sub-paragraph (1)(n), a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the ASEAN‑Korea Free Trade Agreement, and issued by the government authorities designated by the exporting country;

where the goods are from any country of ASEAN referred to in sub-paragraph (1)(o), a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the Agreement between ASEAN and Japan on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership, and issued by —

the government authority of the exporting country; or

any body authorised by the government of the exporting country to issue the Certificate of Origin;

where the goods are from Japan as a party to the agreement referred to in sub-paragraph (1)(o), a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the Agreement between ASEAN and Japan on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership, and issued by —

the government authority of Japan; or

any body authorised by the government of Japan to issue the Certificate of Origin;

where the goods are from the People’s Republic of China —

a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the China-Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and issued by the body authorised by the Government of the People’s Republic of China to issue the Certificate of Origin; or

an Electronic Certificate of Origin issued by the body authorised by the Government of the People’s Republic of China to issue the Electronic Certificate of Origin through the Electronic Origin Data Exchange System that is established pursuant to the Memorandum of Understanding between Singapore Customs and the General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China on the Implementation of Electronic Origin Data Exchange System dated 29 April 2019;

where the goods are from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, a Certificate of Origin specifying the particulars required for the goods by the Singapore‑Jordan Free Trade Agreement, and issued by any of the following:

the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Jordan;

Amman Chamber of Industry;

Amman Chamber of Commerce;

Aqaba Chamber of Commerce;

Irbid Chamber of Commerce;

Irbid Chamber of Industry;

Jerash Chamber of Commerce;

Karak Chamber of Commerce;

Madaba Chamber of Commerce;

Mafraq Chamber of Commerce;

Maan Chamber of Commerce;

Ramtha Chamber of Commerce;

Rusefa Chamber of Commerce;

Salt Chamber of Commerce;

South Shounah Chamber of Commerce;

Tafeela Chamber of Commerce;

Zarqa Chamber of Commerce;

Zarqa Chamber of Industry;

where the goods are from the Republic of Peru, a Certification of Origin issued by the exporter or producer of the goods specifying the applicable particulars required for the goods by the Peru‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement;

where the goods are from an exporting country mentioned in sub‑paragraph (1)(s) in respect of which the Second Protocol of the ASEAN‑Australia‑New Zealand Free Trade Area (AANZFTA) Agreement has not entered into force, a Certificate of Origin required for the goods by the AANZFTA Agreement (as amended by the First Protocol of that Agreement), and issued by the government authority of the exporting country, or any body authorised by the government of the exporting country to issue the Certificate of Origin;

a Certificate of Origin that —

is issued in the form and manner, and contains the particulars, required for the goods by the Second Protocol of the AANZFTA Agreement; and

is issued by the government authority of the exporting country, or any body authorised by the government of the exporting country to issue the Certificate of Origin;

a Declaration of Origin that —

is issued in the form and manner, and contains the particulars, required for the goods by the Second Protocol of the AANZFTA Agreement; and

is issued by an approved exporter authorised by the government authorities of the exporting country in accordance with Rule 15 of Annex 3A of the Second Protocol of the AANZFTA Agreement;

where the goods are from India or any country of ASEAN referred to in sub-paragraph (1)(t), a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the Agreement between ASEAN and India in the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation, and issued by a government authority designated by the exporting country; (t)where the goods are from the Republic of Costa Rica, a Certification of Origin specifying the particulars required for the goods by the Singapore‑Costa Rica Free Trade Agreement, and issued by the exporter or producer of the goods;

where the goods are from any country referred to in sub‑paragraph (1)(v), a Certification of Origin specifying the particulars required for the goods by the GCC‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and issued by any body authorised by the government of the exporting GCC Member State to issue Certifications of Origin;

where the goods are from the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, a Declaration of Origin in the form required for the goods by the Agreement between Singapore and the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu on Economic Partnership, and issued by the producer or the exporter of the goods;

where the goods are from the Republic of Turkey, an Origin Declaration in the form required for the goods by the Turkey‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and issued by the exporter of the goods;

if the exporting country is not the People’s Republic of China, a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area (ACFTA) Agreement, and issued by a government authority designated by the exporting country, and submitted in accordance with the ACFTA; and

if the exporting country is the People’s Republic of China —

a Certificate of Origin mentioned in sub-paragraph (i); or

an Electronic Certificate of Origin issued by the body authorised by the Government of the People’s Republic of China to issue the Electronic Certificate of Origin through the Electronic Origin Data Exchange System that is established pursuant to the Memorandum of Understanding between Singapore Customs and the General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China on the Implementation of Electronic Origin Data Exchange System dated 29 April 2019;

where the goods are from an exporting country mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(y), a Certification of Origin that —

is issued within one year before the date of the claim;

is —

for so long as the exporting country applies the arrangements under Annex 3-A of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, issued by a competent authority or completed by an approved exporter in accordance with that Annex; or

in every other case, issued by the exporter, producer or importer of the goods; and

specifies the applicable matters required for the goods by the agreement mentioned in sub‑paragraph (ii)(A);

where the goods are from an exporting country or territory mentioned in sub‑paragraph (1)(z), a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the ASEAN‑Hong Kong, China Free Trade Agreement (AHKFTA), and issued by the government authority or authority designated by the government of the exporting country or territory, and submitted in accordance with the AHKFTA;

where the goods are from a country of the European Union, an Origin Declaration by the exporter of the goods that is in the form required for the goods by the European Union‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement;

if the exporting country is not the People’s Republic of China —

a Certificate of Origin in the form required for the goods by the RCEPA, and issued by an entity designated or authorised by the exporting country to issue the Certificate of Origin; or

a Declaration of Origin issued by an approved exporter authorised by the government authorities of the exporting country in accordance with Article 3.21 of the RCEPA; and

if the exporting country is the People’s Republic of China —

a Certificate of Origin mentioned in sub‑paragraph (i)(A);

a Declaration of Origin mentioned in sub‑paragraph (i)(B); or

an Electronic Certificate of Origin issued by the body authorised by the Government of the People’s Republic of China to issue the Electronic Certificate of Origin through the Electronic Origin Data Exchange System that is established pursuant to the Memorandum of Understanding between Singapore Customs and the General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China on the Implementation of Electronic Origin Data Exchange System dated 29 April 2019;

an Origin Declaration completed by the producer or exporter of the goods in accordance with Article 3.17 of the MCSFTA;

a Certificate of Origin issued by a competent authority of the exporting country in accordance with Article 3.18 of the MCSFTA.

the value of importation does not exceed US$1,000; and

the importation does not form part of a series of importations that may reasonably be considered to have been undertaken or arranged for the purpose of avoiding the submission of a Certification of Origin.

the goods are not imported by way of trade;

the goods have been declared, by the exporter or importer, as meeting the requirements of the Rules of Origin annexed to the Free Trade Agreement between the EFTA States and Singapore and a senior officer of customs does not doubt the veracity of such a declaration; and

the value of the goods does not exceed —

in the case of goods imported as small packages by private persons from private persons, $1,000 in value; or

in the case of goods forming part of the personal luggage of a person entering Singapore, $2,400 in value.

the value of the goods as determined in accordance with the Customs (Valuation) Regulations (Rg 8) does not exceed 1,000 Australian dollars; and

the importation is not one that is, or forms part of a series of importations that are, carried out or planned for the purpose of evading compliance with this Order in relation to a claim for preferential duty under sub‑paragraph (1)(g).

the value of the consignment does not exceed US$1,000 in value, except that Singapore may require that the invoice accompanies a declaration certifying that the goods qualifies as an originating goods; or

the goods being imported are goods for which Singapore has waived the requirement to present a certification of origin.

any goods originating in the territory of a country referred to in that sub-paragraph which does not exceed US$200 free on board (FOB); or

any goods sent by post from the territory of a country referred to in that sub-paragraph which does not exceed US$200 free on board,if, and only if, the importation does not form part of one or more importations that may reasonably be considered to have been undertaken or arranged for the purpose of avoiding the submission of a Certificate of Origin.

the value of the importation does not exceed US$600, except that where an invoice accompanies the importation, Singapore may require such invoice to include a statement certifying that the goods qualifies as an originating goods; and

the importation does not form part of a series of importations that may reasonably be considered to have been undertaken or arranged for the purpose of avoiding the submission of a Certificate of Origin.

any goods originating from the exporting country the value of which does not exceed US$200 free on board (FOB); or

any goods sent by post from the territory of a country mentioned in sub‑paragraph (5)(r) or (ra) (as the case may be) the value of which does not exceed US$200 FOB,if, and only if, the importation of such goods does not form part of one or more importations that may reasonably be considered to have been undertaken or arranged for the purpose of avoiding the submission of a document required under sub‑paragraph (5)(r) or (ra), as the case may be.

the value of the importation does not exceed US$1,000; and

the importation does not form part of a series of importations that may reasonably be considered to have been undertaken or arranged for the purpose of avoiding the submission of a Declaration of Origin.

are sent as a small package from a private person to another private person, or form part of a traveller’s personal luggage;

satisfy all the following conditions:

the importer does not import the goods on a regular basis;

the goods are for the personal use of the recipient of the goods, or a traveller, or the family of the recipient or traveller;

a proper officer of customs is satisfied from the nature and quantity of the goods, that the goods are not intended for a commercial purpose;

have been declared by the importer to a proper officer of customs as meeting the requirements of Protocol 1 of the Turkey‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and the proper officer of customs does not doubt the veracity of the declaration; and

have a total value that does not exceed —

where the goods are sent from a private person to another private person as a small package, 500 euros; and

where the goods form part of a traveller’s personal luggage, 1,200 euros.

any goods originating from a country mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(xa) the value of which does not exceed US$200 free on board (FOB); or

any goods sent by post from the territory of a country mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(xa) the value of which does not exceed US$200 FOB.

the value of the importation does not exceed US$1,000; and

the importation does not form part of a series of importations that may reasonably be considered to have been carried out or planned for the purpose of avoiding the submission of a Certification of Origin.

any goods originating from a country or territory mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(z) the value of which does not exceed US$200 free on board (FOB); or

any goods sent by post from a territory, or the territory of a country, mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(z) the value of which does not exceed US$200 FOB.

are sent as a small package from a private person to another private person, or form part of a traveller’s personal luggage;

are not imported by the importer on a regular basis;

are for the personal use of the recipient of the goods, or a traveller, or the family of the recipient or traveller;

to the satisfaction of a proper officer of customs based on the nature and quantity of the goods, are not intended for a commercial purpose;

have been declared by the importer to a proper officer of customs as meeting the requirements of the European Union‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and the proper officer of customs does not doubt the veracity of the declaration; and

have a total value that does not exceed —

where the goods are sent from a private person to another private person as a small package, 500 euros; and

where the goods form part of a traveller’s personal luggage, 1,200 euros.

are sent as a small package from a private person to another private person, or form part of a traveller’s personal luggage;

are not imported by the importer on a regular basis;

are for the personal use of the recipient of the goods, or a traveller, or the family of the recipient or traveller;

to the satisfaction of a proper officer of customs based on the nature and quantity of the goods, are not intended for a commercial purpose;

have been declared by the importer to a proper officer of customs as meeting the requirements of the United Kingdom‑Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and the proper officer of customs does not doubt the veracity of the declaration; and

have a total value that does not exceed —

where the goods are sent from a private person to another private person as a small package, 500 euros; and

where the goods form part of a traveller’s personal luggage, 1,200 euros.

the value of the importation does not exceed US$200; and

the importation does not form part of a series of importations carried out or planned for the purpose of evading compliance with this Order in relation to a claim for preferential duty under sub-paragraph (1)(zc).

the value of the importation does not exceed US$1,000; and

the importation does not form part of a series of importations carried out or planned for the purpose of evading compliance with this Order in relation to a claim for preferential duty under sub‑paragraph (1)(zd).