Permit of Using Foreign Goods in a Place Other Than Integrated Customs Areas

[Procedure name]	Permit of Using Foreign Goods in a Place Other Than Integrated Customs Areas
	(Procedure for storage of goods in customs areas)

[	Summary]
-	Procedure required when using foreign goods, stored in an integrated customs area, in a place other than the integrated customs area

[	Bases for procedures]
-	Article 62-15 (application of Article 62-5) of the Customs Law
-	Article 51-15 (application of Article 51-6) of the Cabinet Order for Enforcement of the Customs Law

[	Subjects to procedure]
-	Manager who intends to use foreign goods in a place other than the integrated customs area

[	Time of submission]
-	Submit your application before using foreign goods in a place other than the integrated customs area.

[	Method of submission]
-	Prepare an application and submit it to a hozei section official of the customs office stated below.

[	Fee]
-	No fee is required for application.

[	Documents to be attached and number of copies]
-	No documents to be attached required.

[	Application form and description]
	(The following forms may be printed for use in A4-sized (landscape) sheets of paper.)
-	Application for Permit of Foreign Goods Use in a Place other than Customs Display Areas (Integrated Customs Areas) (Customs Form C No. 3390) : Three copies

[	Submitted to]
-	Submit your notification to a hozei section official of the customs office having jurisdiction over the area where the said integrated customs area is located.

[	Reception time]
-	Office hours of customs (8:30 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. except on holidays for the administrative agencies) Contact the customs beforehand if you intend to submit your application outside the office hours of customs.

[	Consultation service]
-	For information, ask a customs counselor or the customs office that processes your application.

[	Submission standard]
-	That there must be no problem in ensuring the execution of the Customs Law

[	Standard processing time]

[	Administrative appeal]
-	Any person may file a protest with the Director-General of Customs within two months from the day following the date of acknowledgement of a disposition related to a customs declaration in case he or she is not satisfied with that disposition.

[	Remarks]
-	Your granted permit prohibits the paid use of a place, the change of the use period or use place without notifying customs, and imposes other controlling conditions.