Pricing

Certificate cost depends on the number of Bill of Ladings and TEUs, the country of origin, the port of discharge, etc. This is why we can’t give you an exact price for the CTN. But if you share your shipment’s details with us we can provide you the best charges for your certificate.

What is TEU?

TEU means Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit. It is a measurement type for containers. For example, let’s say you have two 40′ containers, this means your certificate cost will be calculated for 4 TEUs.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

What’s the difference between CTN, CNCA and other terms?

CTN is basically a Cargo Tracking Note. Many countries call it by different names such as CNCA, BESC, FERI and many other names but they all refer to cargo tracking note (CTN). Our staff can help you learn more.

Who needs to obtain CTN?

All cargo entering the destination country require the CTN. In rare cases, such as in-transit you might be exempted from the requirement of CTN. Contact us to let you know if you are exempted.

What information is included in the CTN?

CTN includes details such as the shipper’s information, consignee’s information, cargo description, and vessel details.

Is CTN valid for multiple shipments?

No, each shipment requires a separate CNCA certificate. Contact us to get clarity.

What are the consequences of not having a CTN?

Cargo that does not have a valid CTN may face delays, fines, or even rejection at the destination ports. Also, note that each country have different policies for not having the CTN and the process to get one. Our helpful experts can support you throughout the process.

How long does it take to obtain a CTN?

We provide draft CTN with 24 hours.