Import, export, and transit clearance at Mombasa Port, JKIA, Nairobi ICD, and major border points, handled end to end by our licensed agents.
Full container load (FCL) and less than container load (LCL) cargo arriving through Mombasa Port.
Cargo arriving through JKIA and other Kenyan airports, cleared and released for onward delivery.
RoRo and containerised used and new vehicle imports, valued and cleared against KRA's CRSP schedule.
Cargo moving through Kenya along the Northern Corridor to Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, DRC, and Burundi.
Export entries, EGM lodgement, and certification for Kenyan goods leaving the country.
Applications for duty relief and exemption where your cargo qualifies.
Additional coverage at Naivasha ICD and border stations including Malaba, Busia, Namanga, and Taveta: NEEDS CONFIRMATION: confirmed stations
We review your commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading or airway bill, and any certificates before your cargo arrives.
Your Import Declaration Form is lodged through the KenTrade single window.
Your customs declaration is lodged in KRA iCMS with the correct HS classification.
Duties and levies are assessed and paid on your behalf, with receipts shared as they are issued.
Where your cargo is flagged, we liaise with KRA to move it through scanning or physical inspection.
Your release order is issued, cargo gates out, and we coordinate onward delivery.
Import duty, excise where applicable, VAT, the Import Declaration Fee, and the Railway Development Levy are set by the Kenya Revenue Authority, not by us. We calculate them transparently and pass them through at the statutory rate.
Estimate your duties arrow_forwardOur agency fee is quoted per shipment based on complexity: NEEDS CONFIRMATION: agency fee schedule. Disbursements such as port storage, shipping line charges, and demurrage are passed through at cost, with receipts.
Accurate HS classification avoids penalties and prevents you from overpaying duty you were never liable for.
Customs entries must be lodged in iCMS by an agent licensed by KRA. We are that agent.
Document errors are the most common cause of storage and demurrage charges that end up costing more than the agency fee itself.
Under the Finance Act 2026, importers must obtain and retain an export declaration from the country of export. KRA may reject declarations or reassess taxes where this document is missing. We collect and file export declarations as part of our standard document intake. Read the full update.
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