Procedures for clearance of goods from Iranian customs

Iran's customs clearance procedures are designed to ensure compliance with international trade regulations while facilitating the smooth flow of goods. This process usually includes the following steps:

    Submission of necessary documents: importers or exporters must submit necessary documents such as commercial invoices, packing list, certificate of origin and bill of lading to customs.

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Inspection of imported goods: Customs officers may inspect goods to check their value, quantity and compliance with relevant regulations.
    Payment of customs fees and duties: Importers are required to pay customs fees and taxes based on the type and value of the goods.
    Information about customs tariffs: The customs tariffs that are applied to different types of goods are specified by the Iranian government and play an important role in determining the costs related to the clearance process.
Obtaining and obtaining relevant permits: Some goods may require permits or special permits from relevant authorities before being cleared from customs.
    Obtaining and submitting a customs declaration: Importers or their authorized representatives must complete a customs declaration form and provide details of the imported or exported goods.
    Finalization of customs clearance: After all requirements are met, customs authorities issue clearance for further distribution or export.