BSC is a mandatory loading document for all shipments to Madagascar. It is also known as CTN. It was determined as a regulation in 2007 by the Madagascar Customs Officials.
You can quickly prepare the required ECTN (Electronic Cargo Tracking Note) paperwork for Madagascar with Seanautic Marine. Local customs will not release shipments with an invalid ECTN.
Every shipment with Antananarivo as its final destination needs to be protected by a BESC. To prevent any difficulties or penalties when clearing the products at destination, shippers and forwarders are urged to adhere to the official authorities' prescribed method.
Step 1 : Email us the documents ectn@seanauaticmarine.com Step 2 : Get the Draft and Invoice from us Step 3 : Approval and Payment Step 4 : Final validated ECTN/BESC is Delivered
If you are planning on travelling to Madagascar, you will need to obtain an Electronic Cargo Tracking Note (ECTN).
Here are some frequently asked questions about ECTNs to help make the process as smooth as possible.
What is an ECTN? An Electronic Cargo Tracking Note is an electronic document that is required for all shipments of goods to Madagascar. The ECTN is used to track and trace shipments, as well as to provide customs clearance information.
Who needs an Ectn Madagascar? All shippers of goods to Madagascar are required to obtain an ECTN.
How do I get an Ectn Madagascar? ECTN can be obtained through the Madagascar Customs website.
What information do I need to provide to get an Ectn Madagascar ? In order to obtain an ECTN, you will need to provide the following information:
• Name and contact information of the shipper
• Name and contact information of the consignee -The names and contact information of the carriers
• The port of loading -The port of discharge
• Description of the goods being shipped
• Value of the goods