CTN Certificate
CTN for Guinea
For Guinea, the Electronic Cargo Tracking Note (ECTN) is indeed a mandatory requirement for cargo shipments. Similar to other countries, Guinea implements the ECTN to track cargo entering its ports, enhance security measures, and ensure proper documentation of imports.
If you’re involved in shipping cargo to Guinea, it’s crucial to comply with the ECTN requirement to avoid any delays or penalties.
Typically, you would need to obtain the ECTN before the cargo is shipped and provide the necessary information about the shipment to the designated authorities or agencies responsible for issuing the ECTN.
If you require assistance with obtaining or understanding the requirements for the ECTN in Guinea, feel free to ask for further information or guidance.
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.)
Regulations
1. According to Guinea Conakry Customs regulations, all cargo to Guinea Conakry must be accompanied by an ECTN certificate.
2. The ECTN certificate must be validated five days before the vessel arrives at the latest.
3. Shipments that arrive without ECTN or with false information on the ECTN get charged twice the certificate cost plus the regulation charge determined by the Guinea Conakry National Port Officials.
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