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CEE certificate

Guinea Bissau's electronic shipping certificate, required for imports through the port of Bissau.

24–48 hrsTypical issuance
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4Core documents

What is a CEE?

The CEE is Guinea Bissau's cargo declaration, filed before loading for containerised imports through Bissau. Documentation is handled in Portuguese, reflecting the country's lusophone administration.

Guinea Bissau handles modest container volumes through a single port, but the declaration requirement is enforced and a missing certificate delays clearance in the same way as anywhere else in the region.

Full name: Certificado Electronico de Embarque. The reference number must be endorsed on the final Bill of Lading before the container is loaded.
Questions

CEE FAQs

Which port does the CEE cover?
Bissau, the country's main commercial port.
Is a CEE the same as an ECTN?
It is the same instrument under a Portuguese name, issued for Guinea Bissau only.
What language is the documentation in?
Portuguese. Supporting documents in English or French are generally accepted.
How long does issuance take?
It depends on how complete the submitted documents are. Incomplete container details and unreadable scans are the usual cause of delay.
Coverage

Countries requiring a CEE

Each has its own documents and deadlines. Open a destination for the detail.

Requirements

Documents required

Every CEE starts from the same four documents. Some destinations ask for more — the panel cycles through each country.

  
 
 Issued electronically as PDF
Reference number Goes on your final B/L
Destination Port of discharge
StatusValidatedAccepted by the authority
Endorse the reference on the Bill of Lading before the container is loaded.

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