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involves the exchange of goods and services between countries, contributing to global economic growth and prosperity.
International trade
A government authority responsible for regulating the import and export of goods, enforcing tariffs, and preventing illegal trade.
Customs
The process of fulfilling all customs requirements to allow the import or export of goods.
Customs clearance
A system used by customs authorities to determine the level of inspection required for imported or exported goods.
Automated Selection Mechanism
The examination of goods, documents, or luggage by customs authorities to ensure compliance with regulations and detect prohibited items.
Custom inspection
The process of assigning a specific code to goods according to the Harmonized System to determine duties and regulations
Tariff Classification
The government entity responsible for establishing and overseeing regulations related to foreign trade and customs operations.
Central Administration of Foreign Trade and Customs Regulations (CAFTCR)
The governmental body responsible for legal affairs, regulations, and compliance within its jurisdiction.
General Legal Administration (GLA)
An official document required for the import, export, or transit of goods, ensuring compliance with customs regulations.
Customs Document
Any deviation from established regulations or procedures, which may result in legal or administrative consequences.
Irregularity
An electronic device used to record sales transactions and ensure compliance with tax regulations.
FCRM: Fiscal Verification Cash Register
Measures other than tariffs imposed by authorities to regulate the import and export of goods, such as quotas, permits, and sanitary requirements.
NNTR: Non-Tariff Regulations and Restrictions
The illegal import or export of goods, bypassing customs regulations and duties.
Smuggling
