Procedures
Export
Authorisations, certificates and customs declaration to sell Gabonese goods abroad.
- procedures
- 4
- Institutions
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Procedures in this category
4 procedures
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Exporting processed timber
Since 15 May 2010 logs may no longer be exported: article 227 of the forest code, amended by ordinance no. 008/PR/2010 of 25 February 2010, reserves national log output for local mills. Only processed products that meet the standards and dimensions set by mini...
- Steps
- 7
- Indicative delay
- At least 1 day Indicative
- Institution
- Ministry of Water and Forests, Environment and Climate, in charge of Human-Wildlife Conflict
- Freshness
- Up to date
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Exporting cocoa to the European Union
The Stabilisation and Equalisation Fund (Caistab) holds the monopoly on marketing Gabonese coffee and cocoa and handles their sale abroad. A shipment of beans to the European Union therefore goes through Caistab, then AGASA's phytosanitary certificate, bank do...
- Steps
- 7
- Indicative delay
- At least 1 day Indicative
- Institution
- Caistab
- Freshness
- Up to date
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Exporting goods from Gabon
General path of a commercial export: company registration, certificates required by the destination country, bank domiciliation with a foreign exchange undertaking for sales outside CEMAC worth at least 5 million FCFA, BIETC and customs declaration in ASYCUDA...
- Steps
- 6
- Indicative delay
- At least 1 day Indicative
- Institution
- DGDDI
- Freshness
- Up to date
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Exporting manganese and other mining products
Manganese is Gabon's main mining export, as ore, silicomanganese and manganese metal. Holders of an exploitation permit or concession export their output freely; other operators need an authorisation from the minister in charge of mines. Precious substances re...
- Steps
- 6
- Indicative delay
- At least 1 day Indicative
- Institution
- Ministry of Mines and Geological Resources
- Freshness
- Up to date
