Re-export of goods

Goods may be re-exported in the following cases:
- Imported goods that have not been withdrawn from customs warehouses,
- Goods imported into the country under temporary importation procedure,
- Goods deposited with the customs warehouses as one of the cases of suspension of customs taxes/ duties,
- Foreign goods for which customs taxes/ duties have been paid,
- Foreign goods from local markets (without previous import declaration reference),
- Goods that have been rejected by the competent authority,
- Goods imported for re-exportation.
The exporter, his representative or the authorized customs broker may submit the customs documents and information to the customs office on line. However, accompanying original documents shall be submitted to the customs office prior to/ or after release of the goods, when so requested,
Possibility of prepayment of the other charges according to the automated clearance system applicable at each customs office,
Possibility of customs clearance according to the automated clearance system applicable at each customs office,
Locally or internationally prohibited goods, or those subject to applicable international agreements or conventions may not be re-exported.

The unified export declaration shall be electronically completed by the exporter, his representative or the authorized customs broker,
All documents and documents required shall be submitted to the customs office,
Payment of the other applicable charges,
The goods shall be subject to inspection/ examination based on risk assessment criteria. For the purpose of refund of customs duties "drawback" or release of bank guarantees, the goods shall be matched with the documents of the first import declaration for verification. The customs/ export declaration shall be electronically printed according to the automated clearance system applicable at the customs office,
Issuance of the exit order and release of the goods.

ministry of Interior