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An Invoice For Customs Purposes Only is a specialized document used in Saudi Arabian customs procedures to facilitate the import/export process. While it resembles a commercial invoice in format, its primary function is to provide customs authorities with necessary information for goods valuation and clearance. This document type is particularly important in situations where the actual commercial transaction value needs to be distinguished from the customs declaration value, or when goods are being moved without a commercial transaction (such as inter-company transfers or temporary imports). It must comply with Saudi Customs Law, GCC Unified Customs Law, and related regulations, containing specific declarations and information required by Saudi customs authorities. The document typically includes detailed product descriptions, HS codes, values, and origin information, while clearly stating its limitation to customs purposes.

1. Invoice Header: Contains document title 'Invoice For Customs Purposes Only', invoice number, and date

2. Exporter Details: Full name, address, and tax/commercial registration details of the exporting entity

3. Importer Details: Full name, address, and tax/commercial registration details of the importing entity

4. Shipment Details: Information including port of loading, port of discharge, vessel/flight details, and estimated arrival date

5. Goods Description: Detailed description of goods including HS codes, quantity, unit price, and total value

6. Value Declaration: Total invoice value in both figures and words, with currency clearly stated

7. Country of Origin: Clear statement of goods' origin country and any applicable certificates

8. Declaration Statement: Statement confirming this is for customs purposes only and not a commercial invoice