Foreign World
It is the lands and economic regions located outside the state's sovereignty and subject to other states' sovereignty.
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Custom Region
It is the land in which the state's customs law applies.
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Means of transportation:
It is the international transportation method for goods and commodities and includes land, sea, and air transportation.
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Customs port:
It is the border crossing in which the state's customs law applies and includes the port of entry or port of exit, and it is subject to the sovereignty of the state under the supervision of customs.
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Country of origin:
It means the state in which the goods were produced or manufactured according to specific standards to apply customs tariffs, quantitative restrictions, or any other trade-related measures.
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Country of Destination:
The goods' final destination without any commercial transaction occurred before its arrival to this country, not the country where the goods stop during its transit.
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Import:
According to the foreign trade system, imports mean all goods and commodities imported into the countries to cover local needs, which shall be subject to all the customs procedures followed in terminating the import of a good.
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Exports
According to the foreign trade system, exports mean all goods that were completely locally produced or manufactured, or subjected to manufacturing processes and changed their form and values and are intended for export abroad.
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National Exports
According to the foreign trade system, national exports are completely locally produced or manufactured or subjected to manufacturing processes and changed their form and values and are intended for export abroad after completing customs procedures.
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Re-export:
Re-export means the goods imported for the local use in the state (commercial or industrial) and then re-exported in the same condition of importation, i.e., they were not subjected to changes in their origin in one way or another.
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Temporary Export of Goods (for Foreign Supply)
Exporting free goods to be traded in a customs territory temporarily for manufacturing, supplying or foreign repair, therefore they are re-imported with full or partial relief from import duties and taxes.
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Imports of Goods
All goods imported into the country to cover local needs and all customs procedures followed in the customs release of imported goods are made, whether they are subject to customs duties or relief. The value of good imports shall be calculated in the national currency and based on (CIF) and includes the value of the goods at their place of production plus freight and insurance fees at the time of arrival to the customs center.
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