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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE OPERATIONS OF PETROLEUM REFINING FACILITIES Code: DPR GUIDE 0044 - 2021 Review Date: 3rd February 2021
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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE OPERATIONS OF PETROLEUM REFINING FACILITIES Code: DPR GUIDE 0044 - 2021 Review Date: 3rd February 2021 This is a property of the Department of Petroleum Resources. All rights reserved 9 a. Reason for import and source b. Crude quantity requirement c. Relevant Invoices. d. Bill of Lading. e. Photocopy of Approved Form “M”. f. Clearance or Import duty payment from Nigeria Customs & Excise. g. Import Clearance Form duly certified by DPR representative at the jetty. h. Detail cargo information, such as direct shipment, ship-to-ship, name of mother vessel, certificate of quality, last port of call etc. i. A copy of the “Certificate of Quantity” and “Certificate of Quality” of previous imported and delivered crude oil duly authenticated by DPR (to be made available (for renewal of import permit). j. Evidence of utilization of the quantity of crude oil for which import permit was previously granted. k. Evidence of payment of processing fee of $3,000 (USD) and application fee of $1000 (USD) for every 500,000litres or Metric Tonnes (MT) equivalent. 6.2.3.2 Import Approval for other Petroleum-based Raw Materials The refiner shall apply for approval to import other petroleum-based product raw materials for the refining plant via online portal and provide the following information: i. Type, reason for import and source ii. Raw material quantity requirement. iii. DPR chemical certification approval. iv. Relevant Invoices. v. Bill of Lading. vi. Photocopy of Approved Form “M”. vii. Clearance or Import duty payment from Nigeria Customs & Excise.
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