Customs launch online tracking system for CusDec and containers

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Colombo, November 6 (Daily Mirror) - Sri Lanka Customs today announced the launch of its new tracking system for Customs Declarations (CusDec) and containers, which is available online for the public from today (6).

Customs spokesman Additional Director General Seevali Arukgoda said the initiative is part of Sri Lanka Customs' ongoing commitment to streamline services and support the efficiency of the nation’s trading ecosystem.

This tracking system enables traders and stakeholders to monitor their cargo clearance processes with ease, providing access to:
Real-Time Status of Customs Declarations – Users can view the latest updates on customs declarations including the status of cargo clearance and related tax information.

Individual Container Tracking – Traders can track the status of each container within a declaration allowing for comprehensive oversight and improved planning.

The consignees by using their TIN number and the respective CusDec number can retrieve this information on real time basis from November 6th onwards.

The newly launched system reflects the Customs' dedication to embracing digital transformation in order to facilitate trade, enhance transparency and drive economic progress in the country.

The tracking system can be accessed via mobile phones through a web browser and can also be installed on mobile devices as an app, making it even more convenient for users on the go.

For further information or to access the tracking system the public can visit the official Sri Lanka Customs website or use the link below: https://services.customs.gov.lk/

Comments - 4

Sambo Wednesday, 06 November 2024 07:02 AM

This is one of the best steps taken to stop the corrupted from stealing the revenue of the country. The most corrupted officials are in the Sri Lanka customs at the harbor. If not how comes containers are leaked out without pay taxes and vehicles are been smuggled out without paying taxes. .

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SLEx Wednesday, 06 November 2024 08:01 AM

Let us see how long this will be functional. Multiple online services introduced by the government lasts just for a couple of months maximum and then they just stop working. We talk about Digitisation, but no one talks why the existing digital solutions have failed or eventually been forgotten about because they do not seem to provide solutions to the main problems faced.

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BnW Wednesday, 06 November 2024 09:02 AM

How does CusDec combat corruption?

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BuffaloaCitizen Wednesday, 06 November 2024 09:36 AM

Utter bullshit, these are implemented and then removed. These are temples of corruption Customs, CEB, CPC, RMV, SLPA. If the corruption in these divisions are eliminated, the country will gain 50% in development.

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