Ways to Make Request for Permit Procedure Easier than Before

Exporters from Australia can send prescribed goods in the categories of plants and plants products and animals and animals products to other countries only after obtaining export permit. For this, they need to approach the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources (DAWR) with request for permit. Depending on the importing country requirements and as directed by the Australian Export Laws, the department also issues some important certificates for these products. Learn how to make this entire process fast and hassle-free.

Raise the Request Electronically

Rather than following the traditional manual process, you can use an EXDOC software to interact with DAWR’s EXDOC system. It eliminates the need of doing a lot of paperwork and saves a significant amount of time. To help exporters, DAWR’s official website lists the top software vendors that provide EXDOC tools. By choosing one of these solutions, you can save time and efforts, reduce the chances of errors and add value to your export activities.

Prefer a Cloud Based Solution

While choosing an EXDOC software is the right decision, you can make it even more fruitful by preferring a cloud-based EXDOC solution. By doing so, you can enjoy the flexibility to request for permit anytime and from any place. Moreover, you can print all issued documents like health/phytosanitary certificate remotely at your own office. Earlier, the exporters required to visit the nearby DAWR office for this purpose.

Make Important Arrangements

Apart from raising the permit request with DAWR, you also need to make some good preparations to get approval for the export. Here are some tips:

• Importing Country Requirements: Every country has its own documents-related requirements when it comes to plants and animals products. You can refer to the Manual of Importing Country Requirements (available with DAWR) to know these requirements precisely, follow the prescribed formats and apply for the right certificates.
• Prepare for Inspection: The DAWR would appoint inspection officer who would conduct the inspection of goods intended for export as well as the sites at which the goods are grown, processed or stored. If you don’t have a registered establishment for inspection, you can rent one.

Keeping all these tips in mind, you can avoid all possible hiccups and start the final shipping process on time.