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RFID TAG EXPORT GUIDE FROM VIETNAM
An RFID tag may look like a simple label, but export treatment depends on the chip, antenna, power source, frequency, memory and cryptographic function. A passive apparel tag can follow a very different route from a battery-powered active tag or an authentication smart tag.
The control sequence is therefore product scope → market → HS/origin → crypto/radio trigger → encoding/packing → shipment archive, not “label name → customs declaration”.
1. QUICK FACTS
Indonesia and Cambodia show direct shipment signals for Vietnam-made RFID security tags; the United States has exact RFID-tag shipment evidence and useful CBP classification rulings.
A standard passive tag should not automatically be treated as a licensed item. Tags with civil cryptography require Decree 211/2025/ND-CP screening; powered tags require a separate route.
8523.52.00 is a strong reference for qualifying IC + antenna smart-card RFID tags; 8523.59 may arise where the design does not meet the smart-card definition.
Indonesia/Cambodia: compare ATIGA Form D with RCEP; lock the PSR only after final HS and BOM are confirmed.
Separate passive tags from powered/active radio tags. Active designs may add radio certification and battery/DG; encrypted tags may add civil-cryptography licensing.
Lock chip model, protocol, EPC/TID/UID, encoding data, quantity per roll, serial range and battery status before Cargo Ready.
Air suits light/urgent lots; sea suits large roll/carton volumes. Protect chip/antenna, adhesive, winding direction, ESD and moisture.
2. PRODUCT SCOPE & RFID TAG VARIANTS
Classification starts with IC, antenna, power, frequency/protocol, memory, cryptographic capability and completion state, not the face material or marketing name.
| Variant | Key checks | Evidence | Potential HS/policy | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Passive UHF EPC/RAIN label – hangtag – inlay | IC + antenna, no battery; apparel/retail/logistics | Chip datasheet, antenna drawing, EPC Gen2/ISO, artwork | 8523.52.00 is a strong candidate if the smart-card definition is met | Artwork/size SKUs may be grouped when chip, HS and market requirements are identical. |
| HF/NFC passive tag 13.56 MHz | IC + coil antenna, no independent power; ISO 14443/15693/NFC | Protocol, memory map, IC datasheet | 8523.52 or 8523.59 depending design; market compatibility differs from UHF | Separate where memory/security functions change. |
| Dry/wet inlay or unfinished inlay sheet | IC + antenna on substrate, unfinished label/card | BOM, layer structure, recorded/unrecorded status | Can remain in 8523.52 where the factual smart-card inlay definition is met | Do not classify by PET/paper substrate alone. |
| Passive hard tag / encapsulated transponder | IC + antenna in glass/plastic/ABS, no battery | Construction, chip/antenna spec | 8523.52 or 8523.59 depending circuit structure | Extra capacitor/passive circuit element can change classification. |
| Active / semi-passive RFID tag | Battery/power source; active transmitter/receiver or battery-assisted function | Battery spec, RF block diagram, frequency/power | Do not apply 8523.52 mechanically; 8523.59.10 or another heading may arise | Separate policy and transport route. |
| Crypto-enabled / authentication smart tag | Cryptographic data protection, or authentication/identification only | Security datasheet, algorithm/function | Screen Decree 211/2025/ND-CP: licensing may arise when cryptography protects data and HS + goods description + crypto characteristics match Annex II; authentication-only without encryption is not automatically a trigger | Do not infer licensing from HS 8523.52 or the word “authentication” alone. |
| EAS magnetic/security tag without RFID IC | Magnetic/acousto-magnetic element, no RFID IC | Principle, photos, BOM | Do not default to 8523.52 | Separate product/classification. |
| RFID reader / interrogator | Activates and reads/writes tags | Reader datasheet, ports, RF power | Outside this article; separate HS/compliance | Create a separate RFID Reader route. |
| BLE/GPS hybrid tracker | Bluetooth/GNSS/cellular + battery | Radio/cellular/GNSS specs | May shift to 8517/8526/other headings | Do not declare as generic RFID tag. |
3. EXPORT MARKETS & MARKET ACCESS
3.1. MARKET-SCAN RESULT
Vietnam RFID-security-tag shipment data points to Indonesia and Cambodia as prominent cross-border destinations, while exact RFID-tag data also records shipments to the United States. The article therefore uses a three-market matrix rather than forcing one destination.
| Market | Fit | Market Access review | Product/company requirement | Documents/data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indonesia | High – strong direct security-tag shipment signal | Do not automatically treat a passive tag as certified telecom equipment. If a powered tag/radio transmitter falls within telecom-device scope, review certification under Permenkominfo No.3/2024 and applicable technical standards. | Frequency/protocol, passive/active status, RF power if any; buyer often locks EPC encoding, artwork and roll specification. | Datasheet, QA/test, importer data, certification if in scope, Form D/RCEP evidence. |
| Cambodia | High – direct apparel/security-tag shipments | Distinguish passive labels from radiocommunication equipment. For active/radio products in scope, TRC operates Qualified Import Agent + Type Approval mechanisms and import-permit documentation. | Exact model, frequency/power, passive/active status, encoding and roll data; importer checks TRC scope. | Technical file, Type Approval/agent docs if triggered, Form D/RCEP, final encoding/QA file. |
| United States | Medium–high – exact RFID-tag shipment evidence and CBP rulings | CBP rulings place qualifying passive RFID tags/inlays in 8523.52, while added circuit elements may shift to 8523.59. Active transmitters require 47 CFR Part 15 review; origin marking follows 19 CFR Part 134. | IC/antenna/circuit structure, recorded status, active transmitter if any; retail buyers may impose EPC/GS1/RAIN profiles. | Classification memo, FCC evidence if in scope, COO-marking data, buyer encoding spec. |
4. VIETNAM EXPORT CONDITIONS / POLICY
A standard passive RFID tag should not be presumed to require an export licence merely because it contains an IC and antenna. Screen civil cryptography, powered radio functions, batteries and end-use first.
Government Decree 211/2025/ND-CP took effect on 9 Sep 2025. Under Article 4(1), the export/import licence list applies only where the product simultaneously matches the listed HS code, goods description and cryptographic technical characteristics.
Obtain the chip/security datasheet and distinguish ordinary EPC/TID/UID storage, identity-authentication only, and actual cryptographic data protection. Annex I of Decree 211/2025 excludes certain general-access smart cards protecting personal information and products used only for identity authentication without encryption; Article 4(1) still requires the three-way match before an export/import licence conclusion.
| Scenario | Review | Trigger/basis | Authority/channel | What to lock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Passive non-crypto label/inlay | Ordinary export customs + HS/origin | IC + antenna, no battery, no licensed crypto function | Customs / C/O authority | Chip, antenna, protocol, memory, passive status. |
| Cryptographic tag | Civil-cryptography export licence if the licensed list is fully matched | Decree 211 Articles 3–4, Annex II | Government Cipher Committee / channels under Decree 211 | HS, goods description, crypto algorithm/function, business-licence status. |
| Active/semi-passive tag | Radio/frequency and exact-product policy review | Power source, transmitter/receiver, RF power | Relevant specialist authority | Frequency, ERP/EIRP, battery, block diagram. |
| Lithium-battery tag | DG transport screening | Battery type/capacity and packing configuration | Carrier/forwarder + DG rules | UN38.3, battery data, transport statement if applicable. |
| Reader or BLE/GPS tracker | Separate product/policy route | Different principal function | Relevant authority/HS route | Do not combine with tag classification. |
5. HS CODE – EXPORT DUTY – EXPORT VAT
RFID-tag classification follows the nature of the semiconductor medium / smart card and the actual circuit structure, not the label material.
| Variant | Reference HS | Classification basis | Export duty | Export VAT | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Passive RFID label/hangtag/inlay: IC + antenna meeting smart-card definition | 8523.52.00 | Vietnam Notice 3302/TB-TCHQ; US CBP N066096/N361009 are useful factual references | Check current Vietnam Export Tariff under final HS | 0% only when export-VAT conditions/evidence are met | Chip/antenna spec, BOM, layer structure, memory state. |
| RFID transponder with additional circuit element | 8523.59.xx may arise | CBP H086456 moved a transponder with an added capacitor to 8523.59; Vietnam final code still requires GRI/current nomenclature review | Check final HS | Check 0% conditions | Circuit diagram, capacitor/extra elements, IC/memory structure. |
| Powered RF / active tag | 8523.52.00 / 8523.59.10 or another heading depending construction | Vietnam Circular 36/2026 separates powered RF tags as a technical-risk category; final customs classification remains fact-specific | Check final HS | Check conditions | Battery, RF block diagram, frequency/power, function. |
| Non-RFID EAS / BLE-GPS tracker / reader | Do not default to 8523.52 | Different technical nature | By final HS | By actual case | Technical principle and principal function. |
Do not state “0% export duty” mechanically. Match the final HS against the current Vietnam Export Tariff and taxable-goods list.
Decree 26/2023/ND-CP and current amendments; notably Decree 201/2026/ND-CP, issued 8 Jun 2026 and effective 23 Jul 2026, amended export-duty rates for certain goods.
Lock the 8-digit HS first, then check the tariff appendix in force on declaration date.
Exported goods may qualify for 0% VAT only when statutory scope and documentary conditions are met.
Decree 181/2025/ND-CP, amended by Decree 359/2025/ND-CP and further by Decree 144/2026/ND-CP, effective 20 Jun 2026.
Lock contract, Invoice/PL, export customs evidence and payment documents for the actual transaction.
6. C/O – FTA – RULES OF ORIGIN
Vietnam RFID tags often use imported ICs, antennas/inlays, substrate and adhesive. Origin therefore depends on the manufacturing process and PSR, not merely printing or encoding in Vietnam.
| Market | FTA route | Origin document | PSR to lock | Other condition | Origin Audit Trail |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indonesia | ATIGA or RCEP | Form D/e-Form D or RCEP document | For ATIGA HS 8523.52, review RVC 40% or CTH; the PSR also contains a specific recording/similar-operation route for blank/unrecorded media, which should be used only if the actual process qualifies; check final RCEP HS2022 PSR separately | FTA transport/document conditions and importer claim | Costed BOM, chip/antenna origin, production flow, invoices, stock, RVC/CTH working paper. |
| Cambodia | ATIGA or RCEP | Form D/e-Form D or RCEP document | Select route after comparing tariff, PSR and available evidence | Shipment/C/O data must match Invoice/PL/B/L | BOM, supplier declarations, production batch and serial/encoding records. |
| United States | No bilateral Vietnam-US FTA | Non-preferential origin/marking evidence | No preferential VN-US PSR | 19 CFR Part 134 marking and buyer requirements | Manufacturing records, supplier chain, origin basis, marking artwork. |
ORIGIN AUDIT TRAIL CHECKLIST
- Costed BOM for IC, antenna, substrate, adhesive, face material, liner and battery where applicable.
- Supplier invoices/import records and origin evidence for IC/antenna.
- Bonding/lamination/converting/printing/encoding/QA process records.
- Production batch, roll number and EPC/TID/serial allocation records.
- RVC or tariff-shift working paper where required.
- Invoice–Packing List–C/O–B/L/AWB cross-check.
7. PRODUCT-SPECIFIC COMPLIANCE
| Trigger | Possible procedure | Basis | When it applies | Avoid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vietnam civil cryptography | Export licence under Decree 211 only if the product fully matches the licensed list | Article 4(1): HS + description + crypto characteristics; Annex I also lists exclusions | Tag actually uses cryptography to protect data and matches Annex II; authentication-only without encryption is not an automatic trigger | Do not infer licence from HS 8523.52 or authentication alone. |
| Vietnam powered RF tag | Use Circular 36/2026/TT-BKHCN as a technical/product-quality scope reference, not as an export licence | Issued 30 Jun 2026, effective 1 Jul 2026; the RFID entry lists HS 8523.52.00/8523.59.10 and only powered RF tags | Relevant to Vietnam product-quality scope/powered-tag identification; export-only shipments still follow destination-market rules | Do not turn conformity/import-quality obligations into an export-permit requirement. |
| Indonesia active/radio tag | Certification under Permenkominfo No.3/2024 where in scope | Exact radio/telecom device category | Powered transmitter/telecom equipment | Do not automatically classify passive tag as active transmitter. |
| Cambodia active/radio equipment | Qualified Import Agent, TRC Type Approval/import permit where in scope | TRC database, frequency/power, model | Active radio/telecom equipment | 2026 draft Prakas was under consultation; re-check final promulgation before shipment. |
| United States active transmitter | 47 CFR Part 15/equipment authorisation where applicable | Frequency, power, device type | Intentional transmitter/digital radio device | Distinguish passive reader-powered tag from active transmitter. |
| Lithium battery | UN38.3/DG documentation and packing where applicable | Battery chemistry/Wh/configuration | Active/semi-passive tag | Screen before booking. |
8. EXPORT DOCUMENT SET & FILING
| Group | Documents | Used at | Owner | Core data | Common error |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial | Contract/PO, Invoice, Packing List | Customs, booking, buyer docs | Sales/Docs | Item code, model, qty, unit, value, Incoterm, origin | pcs/roll/carton mismatch; generic “label” description. |
| Technical/customs | Chip datasheet, antenna/inlay spec, BOM, drawing, classification memo | HS/customs | Engineering/Customs/Docs | Passive/active, IC, antenna, memory, battery, circuit elements | Classification based on paper/plastic material. |
| Crypto/radio/market | Security datasheet; Type Approval/FCC/cert file if triggered; battery docs | Before Cargo Ready | Compliance/QA/Importer | Exact model, crypto function, frequency/power, battery | Certificate does not cover actual model. |
| Origin | C/O, BOM, consumption, supplier/production records | Origin claim | Factory/Procurement/Docs | HS, criterion, origin, invoice/shipment reference | No production/BOM evidence. |
| Encoding & QA | EPC/TID/UID allocation, read-test, defect rate, roll/serial map | Buyer acceptance/traceability | IT/QA/Production | Serial uniqueness, qty, PO/item code, lot/roll | Duplicate EPC/serial or wrong prefix. |
| Transport/buyer | Booking, SI, VGM, B/L/AWB, insurance, L/C docs | Shipping/post-shipment | Forwarder/Docs/Finance | Package, GW/NW, shipper/consignee, marks | Carton/weight mismatch. |
9. LEGAL / REGULATORY MATRIX
| Layer | Instrument/source | Authority | Effective/current point | Article/scope | Application | Old → new |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vietnam – civil cryptography | Decree 211/2025/ND-CP | Government | Effective 9 Sep 2025 | Arts 3, 4(1), 7, 12 | Licensed civil-crypto export/import list and procedure | Decrees 58/2016, 53/2018, 32/2023 ceased effect. |
| Vietnam – RFID classification | Notice 3302/TB-TCHQ, 20 Apr 2016 | General Department of Customs | Classification reference | Paper Hangtag with RFID Security Tag | IC + antenna factual case → 8523.52.00 | Reference only. |
| Vietnam – powered RF tag | Circular 36/2026/TT-BKHCN | MOST | Issued 30 Jun 2026; effective 1 Jul 2026 | RF tag: 8523.52.00 / 8523.59.10; only powered tags in the RFID entry | Technical/product-quality scope reference; not an export licence by itself for export-only goods | Do not extend it to passive tags or treat quality-control obligations as an export permit. |
| Vietnam – export tariff | Decree 26/2023 + 201/2026/ND-CP | Government | 201 effective 23 Jul 2026 | Export Tariff amendments | Verify final HS | 201 amended certain export-duty rates. |
| Vietnam – VAT | 181/2025; 359/2025; 144/2026/ND-CP | Government | 144 effective 20 Jun 2026 | Export VAT conditions | Conditional 0% rate | 181 → 359 → 144. |
| ATIGA origin | 22/2016; 10/2022; 03/2023/TT-BCT | MOIT | Current amended framework | HS 8523.52 PSR / Form D | Indonesia/Cambodia | Use current HS-version PSR. |
| RCEP origin | 05/2022 + 32/2022/TT-BCT | MOIT | HS2022 PSR from 1 Jan 2023 | PSR / RCEP document | Indonesia/Cambodia | 32 amended 05. |
| Indonesia | Permenkominfo No.3/2024 | Kominfo/Komdigi | Set 13 Feb; promulgated 23 Feb 2024 | Telecommunication equipment certification | Active/radio tag if in scope | Replaced No.16/2018 framework. |
| Cambodia | TRC Type Approval / import-agent system | TRC / MPTC | Database updated 20 Aug 2026 | Radiocommunication/telecom equipment | Active/radio tag if in scope | 2026 draft regulation was under consultation; check final status. |
| United States | 47 CFR Part 15; 19 CFR Part 134; CBP rulings | FCC / CBP | Current | Part 15 §15.1; COO marking; classification rulings | Radio authorisation if triggered + origin marking + HS | Rulings are fact-specific. |
10. PRACTICAL E2E EXPORT PROCESS
The eight-step vertical timeline focuses on RFID-specific control gates before goods leave the factory.
PRODUCT SCOPE + MARKET SCAN
Identify passive/active design, LF/HF/UHF, chip, antenna, protocol, memory, battery, crypto, tag format and buyer use-case; compare Indonesia, Cambodia and US routes.
LOCK HS – POLICY – FTA/ORIGIN
Compare 8523.52 with 8523.59/other headings; apply Decree 211 Article 4 where crypto exists; select ATIGA/RCEP only after PSR review.
CONTRACT + BUYER REQUIREMENTS
Lock item code, chip, protocol, frequency, read range, EPC/TID/UID/serial rules, artwork, core/pitch/winding, tolerance, Incoterm and payment.
COMPLIANCE + ENCODING + ORIGIN
Complete crypto licence route if triggered; review destination radio approval for active tags; encode/verify EPC/UID; complete BOM-origin and QA read tests.
BOOKING – PACKING – TRUCKING
Choose air/sea; lock roll/sheet/carton packing, core/OD, ESD/moisture protection, dimensions, GW/NW and battery/DG screening.
EXPORT CUSTOMS DECLARATION
Cross-check Invoice/PL/datasheet/classification/origin; describe RFID tag, passive/active status, chip+antenna, model, quantity unit and value.
SI – VGM – CY/CFS CUT-OFF – LOADING
Lock shipper/consignee, package count, weight, marks, SI/VGM if applicable, gate-in/CFS and Draft B/L/AWB; synchronise C/O data.
FINAL DOCS – PAYMENT – TRACEABILITY ARCHIVE
Complete Final B/L/AWB, C/O, buyer/bank set and payment; retain EPC/TID/serial/roll maps, QA logs, origin and compliance evidence by lot.
11. PRE-ETD / CARGO READY / CUT-OFF TIMELINE
| Milestone | What to lock | Documents/data | Owner | Delay risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Before Contract/PO | Passive/active, chip/protocol, market access, preliminary HS, FTA, encoding | Datasheet, buyer spec, origin inputs | Sales/Engineering/Compliance | PO accepted with incompatible chip/frequency/encoding or market route. |
| Before production | Artwork, EPC/UID schema, chip/antenna revision, BOM-origin | Artwork approval, serial allocation, BOM, supplier docs | Buyer/IT/Engineering/Procurement | Whole lot printed/encoded incorrectly or weak origin file. |
| Before Cargo Ready | QA read test, compliance/crypto result, roll/carton spec | QA, licence/cert if any, draft PL | QA/Compliance/Factory | Goods ready but read test/certificate fails. |
| Before booking/gate-in | Mode, dimensions, weight, battery/DG | Booking request, battery docs | Ops/Forwarder | Late DG discovery. |
| Before CY/CFS cut-off | Customs, trucking, final packing | Declaration, booking, roll/carton count | Customs/Ops/Forwarder | Roll/rebooking. |
| Before SI/VGM cut-off | Transport data, package, weight, marks | SI, VGM if applicable, final Invoice/PL | Docs/Forwarder | Amendment/C/O mismatch. |
| After on-board | C/O, final docs, buyer/bank and traceability archive | Final B/L/AWB, C/O, QA/serial map | Docs/Finance/QA | Late payment or weak claim evidence. |
12. INCOTERMS – TRANSPORT – PACKING – COST
| Item | Operational approach | Data to lock | Risk/cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incoterms | FCA/FOB when buyer controls main carriage; CIP/CIF/DAP when exporter assumes more freight/insurance/delivery scope. | Named place/port, customs, insurance, local charges | Do not confuse risk transfer with cost transfer. |
| Air | Light, urgent, high-value/replenishment RFID lots. | Chargeable weight, carton size, battery status | Battery-equipped active tags may change DG acceptance/cost. |
| Sea LCL/FCL | Large roll/carton volume. | CBM, pallet, moisture protection, VGM if FCL | CFS handling, crushing, moisture, roll deformation. |
| Roll labels | Lock core ID/OD, roll OD, winding direction, pitch, qty/roll, splice policy and carton qty. | Packing spec + approved sample | Wrong direction/core/pitch can stop the buyer line. |
| ESD/moisture/mechanical | Protect IC/antenna, adhesive and liner; retain packing photos. | Material spec, packing evidence | Read failure, curl, crushed rolls, weak claim evidence. |
| Cost | Testing/certification/crypto licence if any, C/O, customs, packing, trucking, freight, insurance, amendments/storage. | Separate one-time compliance from per-shipment cost | Quote misses encoding/QA/compliance/repack cost. |
13. RISKS & CONTROL POINTS
| Risk | Root cause | Impact | Control | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wrong 8523.52/8523.59 HS | Trade name used; circuit design ignored | Customs/C/O/policy correction | Classification memo + BOM/circuit review | Pre-contract / pre-entry |
| Civil-crypto trigger missed | Authentication/encryption chip not screened | Missing licence if Annex II applies | Article 4(1) triple-match test | Before contract/Cargo Ready |
| Passive and active tags merged | Battery/transmitter omitted | Wrong radio/DG route | Model matrix + RF/battery declaration | Quotation/booking |
| Indonesia/Cambodia scope error | Certification applied to passive tag or active tag left unapproved | Cost increase/import hold | Importer scope confirmation by exact model/frequency | Before mass production |
| Duplicate EPC / wrong encoding | Serial-allocation/software mapping failure | Buyer rejection/commissioning failure | Read verification + serial audit | Before packing |
| Chip/antenna revision changed | Supplier ECN after approval | Read range/compliance/origin change | Revision control + revalidation | Before production/Cargo Ready |
| Wrong roll core/direction/pitch | Buyer converting spec not locked | Line stop/repack/claim | Approved golden sample + packing spec | Pre-production |
| Origin PSR failure | Imported BOM / weak process-value evidence | FTA preference lost | Costed BOM + RVC/CTH working paper | Before C/O |
| Battery/DG found late | Active status not declared | Rebooking/repacking | Battery screening + UN38.3 | Before booking |
| B/L/C/O/PL mismatch | pcs/roll/carton units differ | Amendment/payment delay | Master-data cross-check | Before release |
14. FAQ
1. Is 8523.52.00 always the HS code for an RFID tag?
No. It is a strong reference for IC + antenna products meeting the smart-card definition. Added circuit elements, power sources or different principal functions can shift classification.
2. Can a paper RFID security tag still be classified as 8523.52.00?
Yes. Vietnam Customs has a factual reference for a paper hangtag containing RFID chips and antennas under 8523.52.00; face material alone is not decisive.
3. Does an encrypted/authentication RFID tag require a Vietnamese export licence?
Do not decide from “authentication” alone. Under Decree 211/2025, Article 4(1) requires a simultaneous HS + goods-description + crypto-characteristics match; Annex I also excludes products used only for identity authentication without encryption and certain general-access smart cards protecting personal information.
4. Does a passive RFID tag automatically need Indonesian telecom certification?
No. Confirm whether the exact tag is a telecom/radio device within certification scope or merely a passive IC+antenna energized by a reader.
5. When does Cambodia Type Approval matter?
When the exact product falls within TRC radiocommunication/telecom-equipment scope. Active radio tags need deeper importer/type-approval review; passive labels need scope confirmation first.
CBP rulings classify qualifying passive RFID tags/inlays in 8523.52, while a transponder containing an additional capacitor was classified in 8523.59. Rulings are fact-specific.
7. Form D or RCEP for Indonesia/Cambodia?
Compare the tariff, final-HS PSR and available origin evidence. A preferential route only works if the origin criterion can be proven.
8. Are EPC/GS1/RAIN requirements import licences?
Usually not; they are standards/buyer-ecosystem requirements, though they can be mandatory under a buyer’s retail/supply-chain program.
9. What changes if the RFID tag has a lithium battery?
Screen UN38.3/DG transport requirements and destination radio compliance before booking.
10. What should be retained after shipment?
Keep serial/EPC allocation, roll map, read-test report, chip/antenna revision, Origin Audit Trail, compliance/crypto evidence and packing photos.
15. POST-SHIPMENT OUTPUT & RECORD RETENTION
- Completed export declaration, final Invoice and Packing List.
- Final B/L/AWB/Sea Waybill and booking/SI/VGM evidence.
- C/O/origin declaration and Origin Audit Trail for ATIGA/RCEP where used.
- Technical classification file: chip/antenna, BOM, circuit structure, passive/active conclusion and HS memo.
- Civil-crypto licence, radio/type-approval/FCC or battery/DG file where triggered.
- Encoding file, EPC/TID/UID/serial allocation, read-test/QA and roll/carton/lot traceability.
- Buyer/bank set, payment, claim/RMA/survey and packing evidence.
KEY RESEARCH SOURCES
GIẢI PHÁP TỪ TGIMEX
RFID-tag shipments should lock chip – antenna – passive/active – HS – crypto – origin – encoding – packing before Cargo Ready.
Model matrix, HS, crypto/radio/battery trigger, ATIGA/RCEP origin, buyer encoding and packing specification.
Invoice/PL → customs → C/O → booking/SI/VGM → B/L/AWB → payment → encoding/QA/origin archive.
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