What is Conditions for removal of goods from the customs territory?

The Customs Code sets out the steps that must be completed before goods are sent abroad. First rule: goods may be removed only after they have been placed under the relevant customs procedure. Second rule: goods or a means of transport cannot be removed from the territory without passing customs control; control may also be carried out on the basis of the carrier's advance notice of its intention to remove the goods. Third rule: lodging the customs declaration and carrying out with the goods all further actions provided for by the Code, before the goods actually cross the customs border, are conditions of removal. If the goods are placed under the export procedure, additional requirements apply: payment of customs duties and compliance with economic policy measures, and removal of the goods in the condition they were in on the date the customs declaration was registered (except for changes resulting from natural wear or loss under normal conditions of transport and storage; Article 30). When removing the goods, the carrier must present to the customs authority the customs declaration or another document on the basis of which removal is permitted, as well as the documents required depending on the type of transport. The movement of national currency and currency valuables across the border is carried out separately, in accordance with the legislation.

Source: Bojxona kodeksi, 16-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 19-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 29-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 30-modda, uchinchi qism