CODocumentationNegotiable
Certificate of Origin Issuance Fee
A fee charged for issuing the Certificate of Origin (CO) - a document certifying that goods were manufactured in a specific country. Required by customs to determine applicable duty rates under FTAs.
Per Shipment
Category:Basic Shipping FeeChina Export Local ChargesDestination Import Charges
Applies to:
FCLLCLAirRailCourierRoadFBAAs Request
Typical Cost Range
$20–$80
flat rate
CCPIT-issued CO: $20-$60 per certificate. Some FTAs (RCEP, ACFTA) allow self-certification with no fee.
Who Pays?
Shipper (When CIF, DAP)
Consignee (When EXW, FOB)
Negotiability
Negotiable — discuss with your freight forwarder.
CO fees are set by issuing authorities. FTA certificates of origin can dramatically reduce import duties - saving far more than the CO fee.
Adjustment Frequency
MonthlyWeeklyFixed
Current rate reviewed: Per certificate
Chargeable Unit
Flat Rate
Formula / Calculation
CO Fee = Issuing Authority or Chamber of Commerce Fee per Certificatecertificate of originFTAduty reductionCCPIT
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a CO reduce my import duty?
Yes. If your goods qualify under an FTA, a CO enables preferential duty rates or duty-free treatment.
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