What is meant by foreign transit?
Foreign transit of goods or foreign passage is a customs procedure based on which goods are imported from the customs of one country and exited by the customs of another country in order to cross the customs territory. Foreign transit takes place under a series of conditions, customs formalities, legal requirements and specific guarantees. Documents are required for this procedure, which are explicitly mentioned in the law in articles 30, 53, 54, 55, 56 and 57 of the Customs Law.
Also, these legal articles indicate when is to make this external crossing. During the journey, a deficit may be observed in the shipped goods, and the presence of these deficits or an additional product in the cargo are all matters whose details are mentioned in the regulations and legal articles. If customs observes such cases by referring to these regulations, it can clarify the approach that can be adopted regarding them. In other words, the legal duty of such cases is specified in the law of customs affairs.
🔸🔵🔸 Types of foreign transit🔸🔵🔸
Foreign transit is done using land, sea and air methods. Choosing the right method for foreign transit is based on factors such as the type and weight of the goods, the value of the cargo, the budget limit, the security issue, and also the urgency of sending the goods.
🔸🔵🔸How is foreign transit done?
In the process of foreign transit, first, the cargo sent by the importers is referred to the authorized transport companies by cargo vehicles and trolleys. Then the shipping companies apply the necessary legal procedures to the cargo and pack the cargo. After packing, the cargo goes to the destination by means of the transport company.
🔸🔵🔸What are the rules of foreign transit?
🔸In foreign transit, the goods are sealed and sealed after the necessary checks at the customs office of origin, so that there is no possibility of accessing and manipulating it until it reaches the destination.
According to According to foreign transit laws, if the goods do not reach their destination on the specified date, they will be known as contraband goods. After reaching the destination, the goods will be carefully inspected by the customs of the destination country. If it is observed during this inspection that the cargo seal has been opened, after matching the goods with the transit permit, if any discrepancy is confirmed, the goods will be seized under the title of contraband.
According to the regulations International transit, if for any reason it is not possible to quickly transfer the goods, the cargo will remain in the customs warehouse until clearance. In this case, a fee for keeping the goods in the customs warehouse will be calculated and collected.
Transportation vehicles without cargo and passengers that have gone through the verification process for the purpose of transit, according to the international transit laws, are classified as Goods are placed in transit. As long as there are firearms with foreign nationals who have entered the country for the purpose of goods transit, the country's customs is authorized to decide on their exit or entry into the country. /p>
🔸All passport holders who intend to cross the country using their own vehicle, their vehicle will be required to act according to international transit rules and regulations.
🔸 Transit vehicles are required to submit a transit declaration for their entry and exit from the country.