As the trend of exporting goods abroad continues to grow, and with the expansion of Thai businesses into foreign markets, many people are realizing that exporting goods is no longer an obstacle or a distant challenge. For those planning to ship goods abroad or beginners in exporting, it is essential to study the details, information, and regulations to effectively manage operations and understand the potential costs involved. Today, CPL has compiled a list of useful websites for beginners who are preparing to ship goods abroad. Whether you are an entrepreneur planning to export goods or an individual, these resources are essential.

Department of Foreign Trade Website The Department of Foreign Trade (DFT) plays a key role in managing and facilitating international trade for businesses and individuals. Its primary responsibility is to serve as the communication channel between the government and entrepreneurs, providing information on trade with foreign countries. Key contents on this website include important export documents, trade news, and benefits entrepreneurs should be aware of before exporting goods. An example of a required export document issued by DFT is the Certificate of Origin.

Ministry of Commerce Website The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) offers a wealth of information on conducting business, promoting business development, intellectual property protection, international trade negotiations, and regulating imports and exports. It also resolves trade-related issues and protects the commercial interests of entrepreneurs. Key content includes legal information on exporting goods, exhibitions, and training activities. An example of a required export document issued by the Ministry of Commerce is the Certificate of Origin.

Fine Arts Department Website The Fine Arts Department's website focuses on the import and export of antiques, art objects, and Buddha statues. Entrepreneurs or exporters/importers dealing with these items can access valuable information directly on this website. Key content includes news about exporting goods, examples of antiques and art objects, customs codes, relevant regulations, and steps for obtaining permits to export such items. An example of a required export document issued by the Fine Arts Department is the Antique Export License.

Department of International Trade Promotion Website The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) gathers information on international trade and supports entrepreneurs interested in exporting or importing goods. Key content includes trade and economic news, country-specific market analysis, and trade-related activities.

World Customs Organization Website The World Customs Organization (WCO) website is a comprehensive resource for information on customs, tax benefits, and various international trade laws. It offers guidance and resources for customs authorities in member countries to ensure effective customs operations. Key content includes customs information (customs codes, tax rates, customs benefits, and laws), manuals, monthly reports, and WCO publications.

Conclusion The list of websites for preparing to ship goods abroad serves as a valuable resource for understanding the processes involved in international shipping. It provides important information on products, customs, real-time news, market analysis, and the necessary export documents. This guide is ideal for entrepreneurs and exporters to study and understand the export/import process. For further inquiries or shipping consultation, you can contact CPLINTER at phone numbers 02-519-4426, 063-519-4426, 091-519-4426, or via Line @cplinter. You can also visit www.cplinter.com for more information and stay tuned for more insightful content from our program, CPL What is.