Tan Cang Moc Bai Dry Port handles first customs-cleared container at designated Customs Supervision Location (Code 45B1C03)

According to Announcement No. 166/TB-BQLKKT, The Customs Supervision Location (Code 45B1C03) at TCMB has officially come into service, functioning as a designated location for receiving, consolidating, inspecting, and transshipping import-export and transit cargo across the Vietnam–Cambodia border. Following a successful trial operation, the formal container gate-in is a testament to the site’s capability in organized, safe, and Customs-compliant operations, in accordance with regulations set by the General Department of Vietnam Customs, relevant authorities, Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP), and Tan Cang – Tay Ninh JSC – the direct operator of TCMB.

Strategically located near Moc Bai International Border Gate – a critical trade hub on the East–West Economic Corridor – TCMB plays a vital role in SNP’s strategy to develop its dry port, ICD, and border depot network. In close coordination with logistics enterprises in Cambodia, TCMB contributes to streamlining customs clearance, alleviating congestion at the border gate, optimizing inland transportation costs, and enhancing the overall efficiency of the cross-border supply chain. It also serves as a two-way logistics connectivity hub between Vietnam and Cambodia, aiming to serve customers in Tay Ninh, Ho Chi Minh City, Svay Rieng, and Phnom Penh.

Overview of TCMB project

TCMB total area: 16.52 hectares, including:

- Dry Port Project: 6.5 ha

- Logistics Center: 10.02 ha

The Customs Supervision Location: 45B1C03

Modern Equipment: 3 RTG cranes (6+1), 5 forklifts (laden/empty), 50 tractors and trailers

Main Functions:

- Reception and consolidation of import/export and transit containers

- On-site customs clearance (with infrastructure for inspection and supervision)

Services Provided:

- Integrated logistics services

- Customs clearance and cargo transport services at Moc Bai border gate

- Warehousing, storage, and distribution services

- Empty container/goods handling, inspection, stuffing/unstuffing

- M&R services

- Multimodal transportation

The commissioning of Phase 1 of TCMB demonstrates SNP’s commitment to supporting state authorities in vehicle regulation, administrative procedure reform, and the enhancement of border logistics service quality, thereby contributing to the socio-economic development of the area after administrative restructuring. Moving forward, SNP will continue to invest in infrastructure completion, expand scale, and integrate value-added logistics services to meet the diverse and growing needs of customers and partners across both countries.