Customs office
Oyem regional customs directorate
Overview
The Oyem regional customs directorate is one of the four field services of the Directorate General of Customs and Indirect Duties (DGDDI). According to the customs map published by the DGDDI, it was created by decree No. 338/PR/MINECOFIN/PART of 22 April 1977 and covers the Woleu-Ntem province. It supervises the customs offices and posts in its area, where declarations are filed, goods are inspected and duties and taxes are assessed, with collection handled by the Treasury. The 1977 decree called it the Woleu-Ntem regional directorate. Its area, in the north of the country, borders Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea: the customs map places there the Eboro, Bitam, Kom, Minvoul, Sam and Médouneu offices or posts. It is therefore the competent directorate for overland trade with these two neighbouring countries. Telephone details specific to the regional directorate are not published; the switchboard of the directorate general in Libreville and the toll-free number 1118 remain the official contact points.
Services
- Import and export clearance of goods
- Supervision of customs offices and posts in the region
- Customs surveillance of the regional territory
Procedures handled 2
Formalities the institution is responsible for or handles a step of.
Customs clearance and taxation
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Export customs declaration and export duties
Commercial exports follow the same registration formalities as imports and require a detailed declaration in ASYCUDA World. Gabon has removed most export duties; manganese, gold an...
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Import customs declaration and applicable duties
All imported goods must be covered by a detailed declaration assigning them a customs procedure, under the CEMAC customs code revised in 2019. In Gabon the declaration is lodged by...
Sources
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