Overview
Application for Certificates of Origin for Malaysian exports — preferential COOs under free-trade agreements (e.g. Form E for ACFTA, Form D for ATIGA) via MITI’s ePCO system, or non-preferential COOs via the chambers of commerce — so your buyers can claim reduced tariffs.
What's included
- FTA & origin criteria assessment
- Cost analysis & MITI ePCO registration
- COO application per shipment
Required documents
- Company SSM profile & Constitution
- Brand logo & goods / services list (trademark)
- Product formulation, label & packaging artwork (NPRA)
- Commercial invoice & packing list (COO)
- Staff details & IC / passport (food handling course)
Good to know
- A registered trademark is protected for 10 years and renewable indefinitely.
- NPRA notification is required for every cosmetic product — and each variant — before sale in Malaysia.
- Preferential COOs depend on the applicable free-trade agreement and its origin criteria.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Certificate of Origin (COO) take?
Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks (setup); 1–3 days per shipment. We confirm the exact schedule in your free consultation before any work starts.
What documents are required?
Company SSM profile & Constitution; Brand logo & goods / services list (trademark); Product formulation, label & packaging artwork (NPRA); Commercial invoice & packing list (COO); Staff details & IC / passport (food handling course).
Who needs this service?
Exporters whose buyers claim preferential tariffs.
How much does it cost?
We work on fixed quotes — you receive the full price in writing after a free consultation, before any work begins. No hidden fees.