ITAC Permit

An ITAC Permit, often referred to as an Import Permit, is primarily needed when you’re looking to bring “used” or “second-hand” goods into South Africa. Think of it as a green light for your goods, ensuring they meet South African standards. If you’re considering importing refurbished items, they too fall under this category. At Company Partners, we’re here to guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience.

Yes, for certain goods. An export permit ensures you’re in line with international agreements and supports local strategies. It’s a way to ensure that goods of strategic nature or smuggled and stolen items aren’t leaving the country. Not sure if your goods fall under this? We can help clarify and assist with obtaining the necessary permits.

An Import/Export License is like your passport for trade. It’s a unique number given when you register with customs, allowing you to clear goods and handle international payments. An ITAC Permit, on the other hand, is more about the type of goods you’re dealing with. Need assistance with registration? Company Partners is your go-to expert.

You can read our 2024 Import and Export License guide for more information. If you will be focusing on Europe also review the benefits of EUR1 Certificates.

Great initiative! Just remember, for importing used or second-hand items, you’ll need an ITAC Permit. This ensures that everything aligns with South African standards. And guess what? Company Partners can streamline this process for you, making sure you’re compliant every step of the way.

Absolutely! Some examples include radioactive chemical elements, new pneumatic tyres, fossil fuels, and even gambling devices. If you’re unsure about your goods, reach out to Company Partners. We’re here to ensure you have the right permits for your products.

Company Partners has a rich history of assisting entrepreneurs with compliance services. We understand the intricacies of ITAC permits and are dedicated to making the process straightforward for you. With our expertise, you can focus on what you do best – growing your business.

ITAC aims to regulate the import and export of certain goods to and from South Africa. This commission ensures that trade is fairly conducted and aligns with international agreements, enhancing the country’s economic stability and protecting local industries. Understanding the role of ITAC can help businesses comply with legal standards and engage in successful international trade.

The timeframe for receiving an ITAC certificate can vary based on the complexity of your application and current processing times. Typically, it can take 2 – 4 weeks. However, our specialists at Company Partners strive to expedite the process where possible and keep you informed every step of the way.