KATO TRANSPOORT

Please leave the import and export of high pressure gas.

The procedures and flow for importing high-pressure gas differ depending on the port under jurisdiction, so Kato Unyu has a proven track record.
This page introduces high-pressure gas imports at Kobe Port. Inquiries are also possible at ports other than Kobe Port, such as Yokohama and Tokyo.

Flow of import procedures at Kobe Port

STEP1
Landing

Unloading high-pressure gas cargo

Landed at the ship arrival terminal
STEP2
Inspection applicatino

Imported high-pressure gas inspection application

Apply at least 7 days before the date you want to undergo import inspection
Application is required for toxic and flammable gases as soon as possible.
Necessary documents (see below)
STEP3
Inspection

Inspection of imported gas

Confirm container number / container number / container standard
STEP4
Inspection pass

Issuance / issuance of import inspection certificate

After passing the inspection, receipt of the import inspection certificate on the inspection day
STEP5
Customs clearance

Import customs clearance

Submit import inspection certificate to customs
Import customs clearance on the day of inspection
STEP6
Move

Unloading / moving from the port

Unloading and moving to a designated storage or storage location

Necessary items for the procedure

Import Inspection Application Form
Import Inspection Notification Form
Filling Report, Analysis Report
Container Certificate, Container Test Report or a rubbed copy of engraved mark of the container
B/L, Invoice & Packing List

Import inspection fee

10,000kg （1,000㎥）or more	27,000yen
Less than 10,000kg （1,000 ㎥）More than 3,000kg （300㎥）	21,000yen
Less than 3,000kg （ 300㎥）	13,000yen

Procedures for export/import and marine transport (including dangerous and hazardous goods), and regular services (LCL cargo) to South Korea.

High Pressure GasGas

Import and export of high-pressure gas

Flow of import procedures at Kobe Port

Necessary items for the procedure

Import inspection fee

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