Question 1

What is CAIAM?

Accepted Answer

CAIAM is the UN/LOCODE for Indian Arm, BC, Canada — a seaport. The code is used on Shipping Bills, Bills of Lading, GST e-invoices and other international trade documents.

Question 2

Is Indian Arm used as a destination port for Indian exports?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Indian Arm (CAIAM) is a UN/LOCODE recognised destination. Indian exporters list CAIAM as the port of discharge / final destination on Shipping Bills, Bills of Lading and GST e-invoices when shipping to Canada.

Question 3

Where is Indian Arm located?

Accepted Answer

Indian Arm is located at approximately 49.3667°N, -122.8667°E in BC.

Question 4

Where should I use the CAIAM port code?

Accepted Answer

Use CAIAM on Shipping Bills filed at ICEGATE, GST e-invoices when goods are dispatched to or from this port, Bill of Lading port-of-loading / port-of-discharge fields, and on any export documentation that references a UN/LOCODE.

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