DAP, Delivered at Place, places transport cost and risk to the named destination with the seller. Unlike DDP, it does not thereby place import clearance with the seller.[1]
Specify the destination precisely and establish who can handle import formalities. Do not confuse DAP with a term requiring the seller to unload. Ambiguity can create extra costs and delays at arrival.
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