SÁCH HƯỚNG DẪN THỦ TỤC HẢI QUAN SINGAPORE

1. INTRODUCTION OF SINGAPORE CUSTOMS
Singapore Customs is a department under the Ministry of Finance which is the lead agency for trade facilitation and revenue enforcement. It is reconstituted on April 1, 2003 to bring together revenue collection and enforcement, trade documentation, trade facilitation and security functions under one agency. Singapore Customs also upholds Customs and trade laws to build trust in Singapore's external trading system, facilitate trade, and protect revenue through collaboration with government agencies and businesses, robust regulations and effective enforcement.
1.1 Mission
Just as Singapore Customs has announced, it plays a proactive role in balancing the intricate requirements of trade facilitation, security, and regulatory compliance to strengthen Singapore's position as a global trade hub trusted by foreign trading partners and businesses operating in Singapore. Based on above, the mission of Singapore Customs is "We protect revenue, and make trade easy, fair and secure".
1.2 Structure
Singapore Customs is consisting of the Trade Division, Compliance Division, Human Resource Directorate, Policy & Planning Division, Checkpoints Division, Intelligence & Investigation Division, Corporate Services Division, and the Information Technology Directorate.
The Director-General of Customs is the highest leader of Singapore Customs.