DAP (Delivered at Place)
Also called: Delivered at Place
An Incoterms rule under which the seller bears the cost and risk of bringing the goods to the named place of destination, ready for unloading from the arriving means of transport. The buyer is responsible for import clearance, duties and unloading.
In practice
DAP sales often stall at the border if the buyer is not ready to act as importer, so import responsibilities should be agreed beforehand.
EU
Türkiye
UK
USARelated terms
- Incoterms
- A set of standard three-letter trade terms published by the International Chamber of Commerce that allocate delivery point, risk, costs and customs…
- DPU (Delivered at Place Unloaded)
- An Incoterms rule under which the seller delivers the goods once unloaded at the named place of destination, bearing the risk and cost up to and…
- DDP
- The Incoterms rule placing the most obligation on the seller: the seller delivers goods cleared for import at the named destination and bears all…
- Importer of record
- The party legally responsible for an import, including correct declaration, payment of duties and compliance with regulations. The term is used…