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Guinea Bissau CEE Certificate — The Complete Guide

Ultimo aggiornamento: 4 agosto 2026

The CEE (Certificado Electrónico de Embarque) is required for sea shipments to Guinea Bissau, discharging at Bissau. This guide covers the documents you need, how the filing runs, and the country-specific rules that decide whether the certificate validates on the first attempt.

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The CEE — Certificado Electrónico de Embarque — is the electronic cargo tracking note required for sea shipments to Guinea Bissau, which discharge at Bissau. It ties the shipper, consignee, cargo and freight values on your Bill of Lading to a single reference that customs can reconcile before the cargo is worked. Filing deadlines differ by destination — some require the certificate before the vessel sails, others later — so we confirm the exact cut-off for your route before anything is filed. Cargo that only passes through on its way to a landlocked neighbour is treated as in-transit and still needs a certificate, so the routing has to be documented from the start.

Porti di scarico

Bissau

Documenti richiesti

Bill of Lading
Draft or final; weights, seals and discharge port must match the cargo.
Commercial Invoice
Goods and declared values as shipped.
Freight Invoice
Required when freight is not shown on the commercial invoice.

Processo di richiesta

  1. 1
    Submit
    Send your Bill of Lading and Commercial Invoice, with the Freight Invoice if freight is not shown on the commercial invoice.
  2. 2
    Draft & invoice
    We prepare a draft certificate and a fixed-price invoice within 3–6 hours.
  3. 3
    Approve
    You review the draft and confirm every detail before anything is filed.
  4. 4
    Payment
    The fixed-price invoice is settled so the file can go forward for validation.
  5. 5
    Validate
    The certificate is validated and the final CEE number is confirmed.

Tempistiche

FaseDurata
Submit documentsYour action
Draft & invoice3–6 hours
Approve draftYour action
PaymentYour action

Regole speciali & CODICI HS

Rule 1

The CEE number is issued at validation, so it cannot be supplied in advance.

Rule 2

Final, dated MBL is required prior to validation.

Rule 3

Shipper, consignee and notify parties address must match between all documents.

Rule 4

Weight on export declaration must match the BL.

Rule 5

Statistical value on export declaration must match the commercial invoice.

Rule 6

Shipper owned containers must have the tare weight mentioned on the BL.

Rule 7

The CEE number will be available on the draft version.

Rule 8

Printing the CEE number on the Master Bill of Lading is not required by the authority, but individual carriers may ask for it.

Domande frequenti

The CEE — Certificado Electrónico de Embarque — is the electronic cargo tracking note required for sea shipments to Guinea Bissau, discharging at Bissau.

Bill of Lading, Commercial Invoice and Freight Invoice.

Filing deadlines differ by destination — some require the certificate before the vessel sails, others later. We confirm the exact cut-off for your route before anything is filed.

A draft certificate and a fixed-price invoice come back within 3–6 hours of receiving your documents.

Yes. Cargo moving onward to a landlocked neighbour still needs a certificate, and the transit routing must be documented.

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