Splitting the bill of lading in foreign trade industry is relatively common behavior, such as in the case of a ticket goods have more than one consignee, many foreign trade enterprises can adopt the way of splitting the bill of lading, however, is every country allowed to split the bill of lading? This is not certain, the following is to bring each country to open a list request summary.

A country that allows the removal of orders.

Pakistan: goods imported to Pakistan allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading.

China: the goods imported to Newport allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading.

There are conditions to allow removal of orders.

Ukraine: the goods imported into Ukraine allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading but the consignee of each bill of lading must be consistent.

Russia: the goods imported to Russia allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading but the consignee must be a local Russian company.

Australia: the goods imported to Australia allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading but the consignee of each bill of lading must be the same or belong to the same group.

Saudi Arabia: import to man; Jeddah. The goods of Riyadh allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading but the consignee must be consistent and not able to make a bill of lading with other boxes.

Indonesia: the goods imported to Jakarta allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading but the consignee must be the same.

Malaysia:

1. Imported goods to pasir gudang allows the same box split tickets in the bill of lading but each bill of lading, the consignee must be consistent, and can't do bulk processing. If the guest insists on release cargo to different consignee, advice shipper to contact their customs clearance issued by the proxy advice whether can according to their own forwarder to customs clearance.

2. The goods imported to port klang allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading but the consignee of each bill of lading must be identical (excluding bulk cargo).

Singapore: the goods imported to Singapore allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading but the consignee must be the same.

Iran: ordinary goods imported to Iran to allow the same box split tickets in the bill of lading, but if it is dangerous goods, each bill of lading, the consignee and notify party must be consistent. Frozen ark of the goods does not allow the same box split tickets in the bill of lading.

The Philippines: import goods to the Philippines to allow the same case split tickets in the bill of lading, but if it is a multiple of the consignee, consignor to notify the consignee appointed an agent to arrange customs clearance and cargo release.

Thailand: bulk cargo imported to Thailand allows the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading.

Countries that are not allowed to separate.

Bangladesh: goods imported to Bangladesh do not allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading.

Israel: the goods imported to Israel do not allow the same box to be split in multiple bills of lading.