Customs Clearance
Import and export filings, documentation review, duty coordination and release follow-up.
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Authorised Customs Broker · Faridabad, India
Customs clearance, freight forwarding and transportation coordinated end to end — so documentation is ready before it becomes a delay.
What we do
Every shipment is looked at as one movement — documentation, customs, routing and delivery — not as disconnected steps.
Import and export filings, documentation review, duty coordination and release follow-up.
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Carrier coordination across air, ocean and multimodal freight, with routing that matches your timeline.
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Vehicle planning, dispatch coordination and delivery support from port to plant.
Learn moreWhy Bravex
We work as an extension of your operations team, flagging trade requirements before they turn into demurrage.
Trade requirements are verified before they create delays — classification, licensing and certification checked at enquiry stage.
Straightforward communication about milestones, exceptions and decisions, while there is still time to act on them.
We work as an extension of your operations team, not as an external vendor waiting for instructions.
Duty, freight, handling and transport quoted together, so the landed cost you plan for is the one you pay.
How it works
Send us the invoice, packing list and route. We tell you what else is needed and what it will cost.
Classification, valuation, licences and product approvals are checked before the cargo moves.
Carrier booked, Bill of Entry or Shipping Bill filed, duty coordinated and examination followed up.
Release obtained, vehicle dispatched, cargo delivered and documents handed back for your records.
Client feedback
They flagged a BIS requirement on our first consignment that we had completely missed. That single catch saved us weeks of detention at the port.
FSSAI clearance had always been the part of importing we dreaded. Bravex handled the filing and told us exactly what the labels needed to say before the container shipped.
What we value is that they call us before there is a problem, not after. The trailer is always at the port when the release comes through.
Insights

Your HS code decides your duty rate, which approvals apply and whether an anti-dumping duty bites. Getting it wrong is a misdeclaration, not a typo. Here is how to work it out properly.

Exporting is not importing in reverse. The document is a Shipping Bill, the deadline is the vessel cut-off, and missing it costs you a sailing rather than a day of demurrage.

Both schemes refund embedded costs on exported goods, and both are decided by what you declare at Shipping Bill stage. Claim them wrong there and the money is usually gone for good.
Questions
Send us the details and we will come back with a clear route, a realistic timeline and an honest cost.