Customs service of the Chinese national Republic

«Customs service of the Chinese national Republic» 

introduction 

• The customs of China is the state agency which is engaged in management and supervision over arrival and departure of people and the goods from customs territory of the Chinese national Republic.

• The system of the Chinese customs service consists of three levels: 
   
  - The main customs administration (also includes the subordinated divisions: Customs administration Guandonga, department of Customs administration in Tjandzhine, department of Customs administration in Shanghai); 
  - 41 regional customs offices; 
  - 313 customs.

• In addition, the customs service of China has 2 customs schools located in Shanghai and Kuinhuandao.
• The customs of China has the international offices in Brusselle, Moscow, Washington.

• Customs service of China, having staff from above 48000 persons, provides effective customs control in 247 ports.

• The main customs administration is the supreme body of management of the Chinese customs and has in the Government of China ministry level.
• The customs service of China carries out the activity according to principles of safety of the state, national economy and management preservation by social development on the basis of vocational training.

• The customs service of China is allocated by following powers: 
   
  - To supervise arriving and decreasing vehicles, the goods, personal things, mail; 
  - To raise the customs duties and taxes; 
  - To struggle with contraband; 
  - To conduct the customs statistics; 
  - To operate other customs affairs.

Head of customs & assistants 

• The first assistant to the head of customs:  
  Bin Lu

 

• The second assistant to the head of customs:  
  Vangsong On
• The head of customs:

 Guangzhou Juj  
 
 
 

conclusion 

• Other information you can find on the website of China Customs:

http://english.customs.gov.cn/publish/portal191/ 

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