Which code is linked to the Re-Export Entry for Imported Goods?

Which code is linked to the Re-Export Entry for Imported Goods?

• A. C.30
• B. C.16
• C. C.63
• D. C.15

Answer: (A)

Re-export entries are used when goods come into the Bahamas and are destined to leave again rather than be sold here. To handle this correctly, customs uses a code that flags the transaction as a re-export of imported goods. That code is C.30. Using this code tells the system that the goods are imported with the purpose of being re-exported, influencing how duties and paperwork are processed—often leading to duty relief or no import duties if the goods leave the country under the re-export provisions. Other codes refer to different entry scenarios (such as standard imports or other temporary arrangements) and don’t indicate the re-export pathway, so they don’t fit this specific situation.