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Exportation
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Documents Required
- No customs duties are levied on exports.
- The shipper must produce the following documents to the Directorate General of Customs for use for Government statistics:
- Customs declaration
- Invoices
- Manifest
Procedures Upon presentation of the customs declaration and invoices to the customs authorities, the goods will be shipped.
Re-exportation outside the GCC countries
- Re-exported goods and products are divided into four categories:
- National products
- Transit goods
- Bonded goods
- Foreign goods re-exported to recover customs duties
Documents Required
- For re-exportation, the customs declaration, together with the relevant invoices should be provided to the customs authority.
- In the event of re-exportation of foreign goods for recovery of customs duties, a copy of the customs duties payment receipt and a copy of the certificate of origin should be attached to the customs declaration.
Procedures
- The customs declaration, together with the required documents should be presented to the customs gateway. The customs will examine the goods and oversee the exportation thereof.
- In the event of re-exportation for the purpose of recovering the customs duties, the customs will refund the customs duties already collected, on the re-exportation of the goods. Such re-exported goods must be in the same condition in which it was imported and the CIF value of which is not less than US$ 5,000 or the equivalent thereof in the local currency. The exportation of such goods must be made under the supervision of the customs and within a period of not more than one calendar year from the date of collection of the customs duties.
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