ASYCUDAWorld
Runs on the most popular Java-enabled desktops — Windows, Linux, Macintosh, Solaris, AIX and others. Launch directly from your web browser using Java Web Start.
Java Web Start · connects to the live Customs system
One client, everywhere your work takes you
ASYCUDAWorld is deployed and upgraded automatically through Java Web Start, so declarations, manifests and accounting procedures stay on the same live system whichever machine you launch it from.
1. Check requirements
Confirm Java (JRE 1.8 or later) is installed on your desktop. ASYCUDAWorld deploys itself the first time you launch the client.
2. Download the launcher
Use the download card above to save ASYCUDAWorld.jnlp, or return to this page any time — it always points at the live Customs system.
3. Sign in and declare
Open the downloaded file to launch ASYCUDAWorld and sign in with your SICED credentials to manage manifests, declarations and accounting procedures.
Forms, guides & reference documents
Browse by category and download the customs forms, declarations, HS classification references and manifest templates you need. Click a category to see what's inside.
ASYCUDA Programme Strategic Plan
The ASYCUDA Programme provides technical assistance to member states for managing international trade and transport operations in a modern, automated environment. Its strategic goals leverage innovative capacities to respond to the demands of members and partners, and to ensure the long-term sustainability of the Programme.
ASYCUDA is a computerised customs management system covering most foreign-trade procedures — manifests, customs declarations, accounting, warehousing and suspense procedures — planned in consultation with Customs authorities and related government agencies to fit each trader and transport-operator environment.
› Read the ASYCUDA Strategic PlanWhy it matters for Solomon Islands
SICED has run ASYCUDA since 2015 to speed up clearance at Honiara's port and airport and across provincial border posts, cutting administrative cost for the business community while strengthening compliance with the Customs and Excise Act.
The Programme is directed at reforming the customs clearance process — simplifying procedures through computerisation and minimising administrative costs to the economy.
Customs at work, on the water and at the border
A look at Solomon Islands Customs & Excise operations — from patrol vessels and cargo ports to Honiara's airport and the officers who keep the border moving.
