FAQs Related to Other Government Agencies
The Tayseer platform informs individuals, importers, exporters, and customs agents about goods subject to Other Government Agencies (OGA). It also offers information about the procedures and requirements for these goods and contact numbers of Other Government Agencies (OGA). The platform lists prohibited goods.
The OFOQ Window (e-clearance system) can provide the requirements of most Other Government Agencies (OGA): https://ddei5-0-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=https%3a%2f%2fshorturl.at%2fwtwba&umid=309C2B9E-1C51-D406-8C67-697B13644926&auth=24bf937bda0706e9662a14886ea24b4723860357-241d1231ef6696f62e44ed487acdee4a891e154a. In Addition, the Tayseer platform lists the criteria and contact numbers of the regulatory authorities.
Through Bahrain Exports, which is a local partner with all companies and specialises in developing exports and supporting national products and services to be internationally popular. To know the support methods, click on the website link https://ddei5-0-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=www.export.bh&umid=6D482193-1C2E-9506-B366-2946DE2B72EB&auth=24bf937bda0706e9662a14886ea24b4723860357-0dc1ba347f91dc28427e607d2ec42952965df552
It is a table that includes the names of the goods, the categories of customs taxes to which they are subject, and the rules and notes contained therein for the types and categories of goods.
It is mandatory to obtain permits from the Other Government Agencies (OGA) before Customs Affairs authorises the shipment to be imported or exported.
Obtaining the approval of the Other Government Agencies (OGA) is mandatory after authorising the shipment and before clearing it.
This is done by searching the Tayseer platform through the description or the Harmonised System Code.
The Other Government Agency (OGA) (Ministry of Interior—Undersecretary Office) should be contracted, and upon approval, Customs Affairs should receive the declaration.
The Ministry of Industry and Commerce is contacted to examine the product and approve its entry.
The Other Government Agency (OGA) (Telecommunications Regulatory Authority) is contacted, and the product is permitted entry upon approval.
The Other Government Agency (OGA) is contracted, and if approved, the product is entered according to the following:
The National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA) is responsible for pharmaceutical supplements (pills, capsules, tablets, etc.) containing herbs.
The Nutrition Section of the Ministry of Health is responsible for supplements in the form of powder, liquids, and bars.