LOGISTICS, CUSTOMS POSTS AND WAREHOUSES
- Road, rail, container and multimodal transport; route and vehicle selection.
- CMR/TIR, transit declaration, EPI/EDI, border and terminal documentation.
- Warehousing, temporary storage, consolidation, transshipment, loading/unloading, repacking, palletizing, marking/barcoding.
- Customs inspection/examination, measurement, weighing, sampling, identification and photo/video records.
- Physical-goods reconciliation against contract, invoice, specification and technical documents.
- Coordination of customs post/warehouse/terminal/carrier/client until release.
14. Customs transit
Movement of goods through Uzbekistan without release for free circulation. We coordinate the transit declaration, EPI/EDI, CMR/TIR, routing, border, seals, transshipment, terminal and deadlines.
THIRD-COUNTRY TRADE - WITHOUT IMPORTING GOODS INTO UZBEKISTAN
- Model: foreign seller -> Uzbek resident/RANDARA -> foreign buyer in another country; goods may ship directly from seller country to buyer country.
- The purchase contract and realization contract are monitored in E-kontrakt as interconnected contracts.
- Purchase evidence relies on the export declaration of the dispatch country and transport/commercial documents; realization evidence relies on the destination-country import declaration and transport documents.
- Current 2026 rules apply 180-day monitoring periods for purchase evidence/refund and realization proceeds; realization proceeds must not be lower than the amount paid under the purchase contract.
- Shipper/consignee information must be mutually consistent, and goods subject to prohibitions/restrictions cannot be used in this model.
- Payments must be tied to a genuine commercial transaction supported by contracts, invoices, transport and other evidence.
- Incoterms rule and exact named place of delivery (port, station, airport, terminal, etc.).
Source materials dated 20 September 2026. Requirements are checked for each specific transaction.