Operation of the single window

The Brunei Darussalam National Single Window (BDNSW) was launched in February 2013. The national system aims to facilitate trade by providing a single point for traders to submit standardized documents for legal import, export and customs-transit requirements for customs clearance of traded goods. The system provides an end-to-end process (application and approval) on the following areas, not limited to:

• registration of trader or forwarding agents
• import / export permit
• customs import/export declaration
• online duty payment
• customs revenue system
• customs inspection and clearance
• online manifest submission
• certificate of origin
• tariff and classification database

www.bdnsw.mofe.gov.bn

The National Single Window (NSW) has been implementing to allow traders to submit electronic license/permit/certificate/others (e-LPCO) for import/export since July 2019. NSW is connected to customs clearance system ASYCUDA, which has operated since 2008. The initial implementation phase has been covered among five inter-ministerial agencies including General Department of Customs and Excise (GDCE), Ministry of Commerce (MOC), Council Development of Cambodia (CDC), Ministry of Health (MOH), and Ministry of Industry and Handicrafts (MIH). NSW is looking forward to improving the existing system and expanding to Other Regulatory Government Agencies.

Moreover, Cambodia has implemented ASEAN Single Window (ASW) for exchanging electronic documents with ASEAN Member states including Certificate of Origin e-Form D since July 2019 and ASEAN Customs Declaration Document (ACDD) since December 2020.

Detailed information can be found at:
https://nsw.gov.kh/

https://insw.go.id/
Indonesia National Single Window (INSW) is a national system integration that enables the single and synchronous submission of data and information; the single and synchronous delivery and information of decisions; and the single submission of decisions for the issuance of customs permits and the release of goods in compliance with law and regulatory requirements.
INSW provides the following services and integrates the systems across ministries and agencies:
• Document validation and reconciliation (licences, imports, and exports);
• Indonesia National Trade Repository;
• ASEAN Trade Repository;
• Information on dwelling times;
• Tracking, including licences, import and export declaration documents, e-COO, and TRQ Quota;
• A help center with live chat, a FAQ, and a manual guide;
The website of the National Trade Facilitation Committee: https://insw.go.id/knfp

Single Window

Lao PDR has developed the Single Window and in the stage of piloting. The National Committee on Single Window Establishment is chaired by the Vice Minister of Finance base on the Decision on the Implementation and Operation for the Development, Implementation and Operation of National Single Window on Customs Procedures No. 2109/MOF, dated 26 June 2015.

https://www.laotradeportal.gov.la/kcfinder/upload/files/Decision2109_2015ENG.pdf

Information on the details of the operation of Malaysia's National Single Window (NSW) is available at the following link:

https://www.mytradelink.gov.my

Information on the details of the Philippines' National Single Window (NSW) is available at the following link:
https://info.tradenet.gov.ph/#

Information on TradeNet, Singapore's National Single Window (NSW), is available at the following link:
https://www.customs.gov.sg/businesses/national-single-window/overview/what-you-need-to-know-about-tradenet

The Networked Trade Platform (NTP) is a platform for trade and logistics partners to transact digitally for domestic and cross-border regulatory trade processes. To enable digital data reuse across the various trade-related transactions on the NTP, TradeNet is integrated within and accessible via the NTP. Information on the NTP is available at the following link:
https://www.customs.gov.sg/businesses/national-single-window/networked-trade-platform

Information on the details Thailand's National Single Window (NSW) is available at the following link: http://www.thainsw.net/INSW/index.jsp?nswLang=T

Viet Nam is currently implementing the national single window through which trading companies submit their declarations for the export and import of goods and the system will automatically process their reports, producing the results for both trading and customs in relation to the clearance of goods.

In the meantime, the system has integrated a number of 174 administrative procedures of 13 ministries/agencies with the total number of 2.3 million entries of over 30.9 thousand enterprises.

In the coming time, Viet Nam will continue to build and develop the IT system for the implementation of the national single window through a comprehensive action plan with the purpose of connecting all related government agencies as well as related stakeholders in the supply chain including banks, insurance companies, import and export companies and logistics operators.

Detailed information can be found at the following link (only available in the national language):

https://vnsw.gov.vn/