Value-Added Services For Permit Declaration
Provide 24 – hour mobility and standby duty.We are just a phone call or email away from job activation
Permit to be completed within a time range of 2 hours to counter Advance Export Permit Declaration(AED).
Offering the most competitive permit declaration fees in Singapore.
Deployment of manpower to customer’ s premises(anywhere in Singapore) upon request.
Direct liaising with 3rd party to ease client’ s workload.We will take care of the coordination work.
Compliance and Integrity
Unlike some of our competitors, we do not outsource declarations to foreign countries. All our declarations are performed by our certified personnel locally in Singapore. High level of compliance is always our top priority.
All our Declarants are certified by Singapore Customs.
How Our Clients Can Benefit (Permit Declaration):
No more worrying of custom compounds. We will ensure an error-free, customs approved permit!
No Tradenet software license and no monthly maintenance cost.
Reduction in manpower costs. You do not need to hire an additional employee for permit declarations, we will do the job for you.
Reduction in your workload, hence we are able to assist to improve your company’s efficiency. You can focus on your main core business function as well as maximizing your profit.
Expect on-time permit declarations to counter AED (Advanced Export Declaration).
Free Professional industry advice and consultation
Save time and cost with our one stop (Permit/COO/Carnet/Despatch) Solutions
Guide to permits and licensing in Singapore
A permit declaration typically refers to a formal statement or documentation submitted to a relevant authority to obtain permission or authorization for a specific activity, project, or action. This process is commonly used in various industries and sectors to ensure that certain activities comply with regulations, laws, and standards set by governing bodies. The exact details of a permit declaration can vary widely depending on the context, jurisdiction, and type of permit being sought.
All Export Permit Declarations
All Import Permit Declarations (includes GST permit)
Transhipment Permit Declaration
Stretegic Goods Permit (XO permit)
Application for Preferential Certificate Of Origin (Customs FORM D, E, AK, CECA etc.)
Shut Out Permit
Hand Carry Permit Application
Re-Export Permit (Storage Permit Application)
Major Exporter Scheme (MES) Permit Application
Handling Declarations for all transport modes
A trademark, basically, is a name, word, logo, or other symbol that represents your company. Many companies spend a lot of money and time developing an appropriate trademark for their company. This trademark is identified with that particular company and is an integral part of the corporate brand. These companies therefore want to protect its integrity while also establishing the symbol as undeniably theirs. Companies can do this through a process known as trade marking.
1. International Trademark
Registering an international trademark involves seeking protection for your trademark in multiple countries through a single application. This process is facilitated by international agreements and treaties, such as the Madrid Protocol and the Madrid Agreement, which offer a streamlined way to obtain trademark protection across multiple jurisdictions.
Madrid Protocol
The Madrid Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks is an international treaty that allows a trademark owner to seek registration in any of the countries that have joined the Madrid Protocol by filling a single application, called an “international application”.
This treaty is administered by the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva. As a member of the Madrid System, there are benefits on top of it being convenient, easy and cost effective to apply for International Marks in Singapore. Individuals and organizations need only to file one application in one language and protect your mark in the territories of up to 122 countries.
Here's an overview of the international trademark registration process:
International Trademark Registration Process:
Eligibility: To apply for an international trademark registration, you must already have a registered or pending trademark application in your home country (known as the "basic application" or "basic registration"). This will serve as the basis for your international application.
Choose International System: Determine if your country is a party to the Madrid Protocol or the Madrid Agreement. These are international treaties that establish systems for the international registration of trademarks.
2. Trademark Management:
Trademark management involves various activities aimed at maintaining and protecting the value and integrity of your trademark:
Monitoring: Regularly monitor the market and relevant databases to identify potential infringements or unauthorized use of your trademark.
Renewals: Ensure timely renewal of your trademark registration to keep it in force. Trademark registrations typically require periodic renewal, which varies by jurisdiction.
Schedule your consultation about Licence, Permits and Trademarks in Singapore today with DLBC Business Consultancy Pte. Ltd.