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Sor.Bor.Tor.1 — Customs Import Declaration
Standard customs import declaration form. Largely superseded by electronic customs (e-Customs) declaration for most importers; legacy paper used in specific scenarios.
When Used
On import.
Who Files
Importer / authorised customs broker.
Fee & Logistics
Per fee schedule
Variable
Customs office at port of entry
Filing Method
- e-Customs (preferred)
- In-person at Customs
Required Documents
- Commercial invoice
- Bill of lading / airway bill
- Packing list
- Certificate of origin (where preferential duty)
Field-by-Field Walkthrough
Importer Tax ID
Tax ID.
HS code
Customs classification.
Declared value
CIF value.
Common Mistakes
- Under-declaration — risk of multiple-of-duty penalty (Customs Act §242)
Legal Basis
Customs Act B.E. 2560 (2017)
This walkthrough summarises the practical filing requirements for a Thai government form as a starting point. Fees, procedures, and required documents change without notice — always verify with the issuing authority before filing. Educational use only; not a substitute for advice from a Thai-qualified lawyer, accountant, or licensed visa agent.
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