What is Temporary admission?

A customs procedure under which goods are brought into the country for a certain period and then taken back out. During this period the goods are conditionally exempted from customs payments or periodic customs payments are made, and economic policy measures are not applied. The goods must be identifiable by customs and remain unchanged: minor repairs to keep them in working order are allowed, but major repairs and modernisation are not. Under the Code, the period is two years from the date of placement under the procedure; in the cases listed in Article 64 of the Code, the customs authority may extend it on the application of the authorised person. The procedure does not apply to five groups of goods: goods whose import is prohibited altogether; waste; oil and gas supplied by pipeline, as well as electricity, water and fuel; consumables, consumable samples, raw materials and semi-finished products; motor vehicles imported by legal entities and individuals of Uzbekistan (except for international carriage of goods and cases established by legislation and international treaties). Consumables and consumable samples may be temporarily imported only as a single item for advertising, demonstration and research purposes. Its code in the CCD is 42.

Source: Bojxona kodeksi, 61-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 62-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 64-modda; BYD to'ldirish tartibi to'g'risidagi yo'riqnoma, 3-ilova