CHAD BESC
Necessary Documents for Getting Chad BESC Certificate
. Bill of lading ( Draft bill of lading issuance is allowed.)
. Commercial invoice
. Freight invoice (If commercial invoice does not specify the value of the freight.)
Ports
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N’djamena
What is the process for obtaining a Chad BESC?
1- Send documents to info@expressctn.com
2- You will receive certificate draft and invoice
3- Carefully review the certificate draft and approve if all information is correct (Correction fees may be charged for requested changes after validation)
4- After payment is made, it will be submitted for validation.
5- At the end of the validation process, your final certificate will be sent to your email address.
Languages
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French
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Arabic
Capital
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N’djamena
What is Chad BESC Certificate ?
The Chad BESC (Bordereau Électronique de Suivi des Cargaisons) Certificate is necessary for all shipments going to Chad. It's used to control and monitor goods coming into the country. This certificate helps track cargo. Following the BESC rule is important to keep cargo processes running smoothly and to prevent possible fines or delays when importing. Both senders and shipping firms should focus on obtaining the BESC Certificate to facilitate trading with Chad
Area
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1,284,000 km2
Population
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17.9 million
What Kind of a Country is Chad ?
N'Djamena serves as the capital of Chad, a vast country spanning an area of 1,284,000 square kilometers. With a population of approximately 17.9 million people, Chad is linguistically diverse, with French and Arabic being the primary languages spoken. The average life expectancy is 51 years for men and 54 years for women.
What is the Difference Between Chad BESC and Chad ECTN, Are They Both Different Certificates?
They both represent the same certificate; BESC (Bordereau électronique de Suivi de Cargaison) is the French abbreviation, while ECTN (Electronic Cargo Tracking Note) is the English.
Do I have to get a BESC certificate? What happens if I don't get a certificate?
If you don't get your validated BESC certificate when your cargo reaches the destination port, you may have to pay a penalty fee and you might experience delays in the unloading process of your cargo, and you may also be required to pay demurrage and storage fees.