An ECTN certificate has to accompany all shipments/ cargo heading toward the Republic of Congo. Once the ECTN has been granted, the ECTN will receive a Unique Registration Number or URN number.
This number should be endorsed on the Bill of Lading and is required by the Congolese Shippers Council (CCC) when clearing the goods.
PROCEDURE
ECTN can be issued with the following documents:
- A stamped copy of BL (Bill of lading)
- Commercial Invoice of the goods.
- GUOT Document
- Freight Invoice
- Customs/Export Declaration
REGULATIONS
- The ECTN should be obtained within 5 consecutive days after the vessel’s departure.
Notice: You may cancel the process anytime during the CTN Application.
What Products are Banned from being Imported into the Republic of Congo?
- Animals and animal by-products from areas affected by epizootic diseases and plants from areas affected by epiphytic disease.
- Some distilled beverages, pornography, and gambling machines
- We do not provide ECTN certificates for any illegal product or equipment.

ANGOLA CNCA Certificate
BENIN BESC Certificate
BURKINA FASO ECTN Certificate
CAMEROON BESC Certificate
CHAD ECTN Certificate
EQUATORIAL GUINEA Certificate
GHANA CTN Certificate
GAMBIA CTN Certificate
GUINEA CONAKRY ECTN
LIBERIA CTN Certificate
MADAGASCAR BSC Certificate
NIGER BSC Certificate
NIGERIA ICTN Certificate
SENEGAL BSC Certificate
SOUTH SUDAN ECTN Certificate
BURUNDI ECTN Certificate
Central African Republic ECTN
D. R. CONGO FERI Certificate
Egypt Loading Certificate
DJIBOUTI ECTN CERTIFICATE
GABON BIC & BIETC Certificate
GUINEA BISSAU CEE Certificate
IVORY COAST BSC Certificate
LIBYA ECTN Certificate
MALI BSC Certificate
CONGO ECTN Certificate
SIERRA LEONE BSC Certificate
SOMALIA CTN
TOGO ECTN Certificate
YEMEN ACD