CTN Certificate
CTN for Angola
In Angola, the CNCA (Conselho Nacional de Carregadores) certificate is required for certain imports.
Similar to the ECTN in other African countries, the CNCA certificate is aimed at regulating and controlling imports to Angola, ensuring compliance with customs regulations, and preventing fraud and smuggling.
IThe CNCA certificate is typically required for shipments of certain goods, including but not limited to, foodstuffs, chemicals, electronics, machinery, and vehicles.
Importers or their agents are responsible for obtaining the CNCA certificate before the cargo is shipped to Angola. This certificate contains information about the cargo and its journey and is submitted electronically to the authorities in Angola.
As with other similar systems in African countries, compliance with the CNCA requirement is essential to avoid delays, fines, or other penalties. Importers or their agents often work with authorized service providers to obtain the CNCA certificate and ensure smooth customs clearance for their shipments to Angola.
Required Documents
- Bill of Lading
- Commercial Invoice
- Freight Invoice Copies(Freight invoice is mandatory if the freight value is not mentioned in the commercial invoice)
- Import Declaration( The importors has to provide this document. Cars and personal effects are exempted from import declaration. Transaction ID cannot be exchanged after validation . A sample is attached.)
Why is CNCA Cargo Tracking Note Required for Angola?
CNCA or any loading certificate informs the port authorities of the arrival date and quantity of the cargo, thus enabling the authorities to prepare for the unloading operations in advance.
CNCA also prevents corruption by specifying the actual price of the imported goods and transmitting the following transport documents shortly after loading the cargo, assuring the authorities that all transport documents are genuine and in order.
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