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CNCA Certificate for Angola
(Conselho Nacional de Carregadores de Angola)
(CNCA Certificate Agent, CNCA Certificate Provider in India, ECTN Certificate Agent, CNCA Certificate Provider in India BESC, ECTN for Angola, CNCA Certificate for Angola, CNCA Certificate for Luanda)
Angola is a Southern African nation whose varied terrain encompasses tropical Atlantic beaches, a labyrinthine system of rivers and Sub-Saharan desert that extends across the border into Namibia.
CNCA or CTN in English, is a requirement implemented by the Angola Customs Officials in 1994.
Angola is one of the first countries to implement this new requirement, and it is going on since.
The CNCA is obligatory for all ports in Angola, such as Luanda and Lobito ports.
What is CNCA?
CNCA stands for Conselho Nacional de Carregadores de Angola.
It is a loading certificate or a waiver and every shipment that has Angola as their final destination must obtain this certificate.
It is mandatory for every port in Angola. Such as Luanda, Lobito, etc.
This certificate provides the authorities with the necessary information to track, manage, and supervise the shipments from loading to discharge.
It also gives information about shipments even before they arrive. It contains details about the exporter, the importer, the goods that are getting transported, the vessel name, etc.
Sea Ports in Angola:
- Port of Lobito
- Port of Luanda
- Port Soyo
- Port Porto Amboim
- Port Namibe
Airports in Angola:
Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport
Documents Required for CNCA Certification:
Bill of Lading: It contains details about the exporter, the importer, the weight of the goods, the shipping line, the vessel name, etc.
Commercial Invoice: It contains the details of the goods, the freight cost, the incoterm, and some other charges if there is any, etc.
Freight Invoice: This is only a requirement if the freight cost is not on the Commercial Invoice.
Documento Unico: This document is an Import License in Angola. It is also known as DU.
When applying for a CNCA, DU’s expiry date has to be valid. It is generally 60 days from the date of DU issuance.
Procedure of filing CNCA Certification?
Submit the required documents by email or online
You will be sent Performa invoice,
Once the payment has been received, you will get the CNCA/ ARCCLA number followed by draft.
Once you approve the draft, a validated certificate will be shared.
Penalty for non-Compliance
The CNCA must be validated five days before the arrival of the shipment, at the latest.
If the waiver isn’t validated or you don’t have it at all, you will face a fine up to $5000 and twice the amount of the CNCA cost.
Angola authorities ask for the hard copy of this certificate. But due to Covid-19, a soft copy is also accepted at the moment.
Certificate has to be validated before the cargo reaches at destination.
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