The head of customs of Tajikistan received the rank of lieutenant general from Emomali Rahmon

Today, January 22, at a solemn meeting in honor of the 29th anniversary of the Customs Service of Tajikistan, the head of the department, Khurshed Karimzoda, was awarded another title.

The corresponding document on awarding him the rank of lieutenant general was presented on behalf of the president of the country by the assistant to the head of state for personnel issues, Asadullo Rahmon, the customs press center reports.

Let us recall that Khurshed Karimzoda was appointed head of the customs service in January 2021. He replaced Abdufattoh Ghoib in this position. After his appointment, a month later, on February 18, 2021, Khurshed Karimzoda was awarded the rank of major general.

The change of leadership in customs occurred against the backdrop of the president’s dissatisfaction with the work of the customs department regarding the issue of insufficient collection of payments, commission of corruption crimes by employees, and the admission of low-quality food products into the country.

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Customs clearance of goods from Russia to Tajikistan

Of all the republics that were part of the USSR, Tajikistan is economically dependent on Russia the most. This is the only country in Central Asia that meets half of its energy needs with deliveries from Russia. The Russian Federation's investments in this state amount to more than 5% of GDP. Recently, the Russian Federation has invested more than $700 million in the economy of Tajikistan. The next most important partner is Uzbekistan; almost all imported goods transit through it.

Tajikistan at the moment resembles Russia in the late 90s. Bureaucracy and not very transparent business rules outweigh the favorable geographical location of the country.

Customs acts of Tajikistan have their own nuances, although they try very hard to be similar to Russian ones. Currently, 15 departments handle customs issues, and each of them must put its signature on export documents.

Tajikistan today is a country of opportunities.

Foreign trade with Tajikistan

Russia is the largest trading partner for Tajikistan. Over the past year, trade turnover between our countries increased by 10.76% and amounted to a total of 990 million US dollars. The trade balance was positive.

Russian exports also rose by 12.19%. The main categories of goods supplied to Tajikistan are: mineral products, food products, chemical products, wood, metals, machinery and equipment. Export volume in 2021 reached $953 million.

Imports, in turn, decreased significantly by 16.71%. The most in demand on the Russian market were textiles and shoes, almost 80% of the total volume. Next are chemical products and food products.

Tajikistan, as a year earlier, ranks 69th in foreign trade turnover with Russia.

Secrets of transporting goods to Tajikistan

The secret to delivering goods to Tajikistan is not only to find a reliable broker in Russia (Moscow), but also to find a customs broker in Tajikistan.

An unverified broker may first tell us some payments to the state, and then, when you deliver the cargo, he will say that all the laws have changed in Tajikistan, and you will now pay different duties. That is why before customs clearance in Tajikistan, sending cargo to Tajikistan or before air delivery, all these points need to be agreed upon.

We coordinate the customs declaration with a customs broker in Tajikistan. The customs broker there coordinates with customs, and after that we send the cargo. This is the secret of correct delivery and customs clearance of cargo to Tajikistan.

If your customs broker in Tajikistan does not do this, you may incur additional costs. Therefore, you need not only to find a reliable customs broker in Moscow, because the customs representative in Moscow is not familiar with the procedures in Tajikistan, but also to find a competent broker in this country.

Exporting to Tajikistan does not include any risks associated with cargo delay at customs. Also, when exporting, customs duties are not paid to our state, but are paid only in Tajikistan. If you are planning to export to Tajikistan, then it is very important to find a broker in Tajikistan who will coordinate all the selected HS codes, description of the goods, customs payments with a customs official.

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Customs of Tajikistan: green light for cargo of “close” persons

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President Emomali Rahmon again spoke about corruption at customs, which leads to smuggling and budget losses.
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In mid-June, the difference in trade turnover statistics between Tajikistan and China was once again clearly evident.

According to President Emomali Rahmon, in 2021 this figure was about 2 billion US dollars.

The president announced this on June 15 at a press conference following the state visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Tajikistan.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and President Emomali Rahmon. Photo: president.tj

“Last year, trade turnover between our countries amounted to about $2 billion,” Rahmon said.

However, according to the Statistics Agency under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Customs Service of the Republic of Tajikistan, the volume of foreign trade turnover of Tajikistan with China in 2021 amounted to only over $651 million. Thus, the difference in indicators is more than three times.

This problem was first discussed in 2013. At that time, the data from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce was approximately 2.5 times higher than the statistics from Tajikistan. The Customs Service under the Government of Tajikistan then associated the difference in statistical data with different customs registration rules, as well as with the export of Chinese goods to Afghanistan through Tajikistan. According to the National Bureau of Statistics China, trade turnover between Tajikistan and China in 2017 amounted to more than 1.3 billion. But according to the Statistics Agency of Tajikistan, $591 million. This time the difference in indicators is 2.1 times. The difference in trade turnover statistics also exists between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. According to the Statistics Agency of the Republic of Tajikistan, in 2021 the trade turnover between the countries amounted to $290 million. However, according to the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Statistics, the trade turnover amounted to more than $389 million. The situation in the countries neighboring Tajikistan is similar. For example, the difference between the statistical indicators of China and Kyrgyzstan is also 2-3 times. Analysts from Kyrgyzstan, based on data for four years, concluded that the difference in indicators is not only due to the fact that the two countries use different accounting principles and re-export volumes ( export of Chinese goods through Kyrgyzstan to other countries). In their opinion, this difference largely arose due to the problem of corruption and undervaluation of goods. “The high level of discrepancies in the value of imports from China, tens of times higher than similar indicators in Russia and Kazakhstan with similar accounting methods, indicates the presence of corruption risks when determining customs value. A significant discrepancy in the physical volumes of imports into the Kyrgyz Republic from China at the level of 2 digits of HS codes indicates an unreliable declaration,” says the analytical study “Mirror Customs Statistics of the Kyrgyz Republic 2008-2012.”

Official statistics 50% imports

According to Tajik experts, the large difference in statistics indicates not only the difference in accounting methods, but also the volume of smuggling.

According to economic observer Pairav ​​Chorshanbiev, “the threefold difference between the statistical data (on the volume of imports of Chinese goods) of Tajikistan and China, which is one of the main trading partners of the Republic of Tajikistan, may indicate the volume of smuggling.” “In our official structures this is explained by “the use of customs the authorities of the two countries have different methodologies for maintaining these statistics.” But our figures also differ, for example, from Uzbekistan. Uzbeks give higher figures for the export of their products to Tajikistan,” noted Chorshanbiev to CABAR.asia. According to him, smuggling of goods, in principle, exists to one degree or another in any country in the world, but in Tajikistan this problem is complicated by corruption. “In our country, along with the illegal import of goods (smuggling), which are supplied secretly through various sections of the border, goods are passed through checkpoints without customs clearance or they are cleared at a lower cost,” Chorshanbiev said.

Who can bring in contraband?

Other experts also say that the difference between statistics arises due to the import of a large volume of contraband into the country. “Chinese statistics are a little inflated, since it is profitable for Chinese companies to show large export turnover (they receive tax breaks).

But the volume of smuggling can be 50% or more of the official volumes.

Now there is much less of it, but there are other ways of smuggling - undervaluation or changing the product position. The budget is losing quite a lot,” an economic expert who wished to remain anonymous told CABAR.asia.

According to him, “mostly, smuggling is carried out by people associated with influential officials or their relatives.” The expert called these people “close associates.”

“In addition, close associates have official benefits that are valid from year to year,” says the expert.

Businessman: There are bypass sections on the border

But according to entrepreneurs, many Tajik businessmen are, to some extent, smugglers.

“They are forced by unhealthy competition, as well as the desire to earn more money. There are very few entrepreneurs who show the full volume and real cost of the goods,” says businessman Sharaf Salimov (name and surname have been changed).

Salimov says that there are areas on the border where it is very easy to transport goods without registration.

“For example, in the Sughd region there are a lot of such areas on the border with Kyrgyzstan. Of course, our and Kyrgyz customs officers know about this, but for a reward they turn a blind eye. Kyrgyz, Russian and Kazakh goods are mainly supplied through these areas,” Salimov said.

According to him, goods can also be transported through the checkpoint without registration or at a low cost, but this requires an acquaintance at the Customs Service.

“If the volumes are small, then you can negotiate with ordinary customs officers, but if they are large, then you need to look for a cover,” says Salimov.

According to him, entrepreneurs mainly agree on the clearance of goods at a low cost.

“There are other ways: hiding the full volume, several identical cars with the same state number, and others. It is possible that the cars of very influential people pass through the checkpoint without any registration,” says Salimov.

Unhealthy competition

Experts say that this practice (letting goods through without going through the customs procedure), firstly, loses the country’s budget, which does not receive large amounts of money as a result. Secondly, the principle of healthy competition is being destroyed.

“This situation does not allow entrepreneurs to work in equal conditions. One bunch makes good money, but others cannot. There is no live competition. In addition, “preferential” importers create unhealthy competition in the domestic market, as a result of which conscientious suppliers of goods are forced to curtail their business,” says Payrav Chorshanbiev.

According to Salimov, he witnessed how entrepreneurs stopped business due to unhealthy competition when importing goods.

“Young entrepreneurs who entered business without knowing the pitfalls very often later abandoned it. Only purposeful and nimble guys remain, who will eventually find the necessary intermediaries in power to continue their work,” said Sharaf Salimov.

The President is aware

The country's President Emomali Rahmon has repeatedly spoken about the problems of smuggling of goods and bribery of Customs Service employees. However, on May 10, at a meeting with employees of the country’s financial, tax and customs sectors, he sharply criticized the work of this department and publicly interrogated one of the employees, Shahboz Rajabzoda.

In the plot of the meeting, which was broadcast on state channels, the president invites Rajabzoda to the microphone and asks about his biography and property. In particular, Emomali Rahmon asked the customs officer how many houses and cars he had where he studied.

Shahboz Rajabzoda. Screenshot from Youtube TV channel “Tajikistan”

After Rajabzoda’s answers, the president caught him lying and repeated: “Tell the truth! I have the data."

Emomali Rahmon said that Rajabzoda was expelled from the university for poor academic performance and that he does not obey anyone.

Also, during the meeting, Emomali Rahmon several times accused the department’s leadership of being inactive, while its employees divided the checkpoints among themselves and controlled the transportation of goods as they wanted.

He called the scheme for smuggling goods “Tajik nanotechnology”, which “eats” the latest technologies. Emomali Rahmon also exposed schemes for smuggling goods through checkpoints.

“There are two ways to smuggle goods: 1. When the car passes, the camera films. They remove license plates and install them on the second and third cars. In fact, 2 cars pass, but only one is registered. 2. When the goods arrive at the checkpoint, the employees collude with the owners of the goods, reduce the cost, and set prices as they want,” the country’s president said at the meeting.

Rakhmon also said that “the documents indicate some goods, but the car contains completely different ones.” According to him, all this smuggling “is carried out with the support of senior customs officials.

According to the Customs Service, more than 4.3 thousand facts of offenses were registered in 2021. Of these, 72 cases were classified as crimes.

As a result of consideration of 4208 cases of administrative offenses, 3956 individuals and legal entities were brought to administrative responsibility. About 16 million somoni (about 1.6 million US dollars) of customs duties were collected and fines amounting to more than 7 million somoni (about 700 thousand US dollars) were issued.

Change the system

The Parliament of Tajikistan, following criticism from the president, at the end of May ratified the Additional Protocol to the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road, concerning the electronic consignment note. An electronic consignment note is a document for the international transportation of goods, which contains comprehensive information about transportation and provides tracking of the transfer of goods.

Customs Service of Tajikistan. Photo: ozodi.org

Speaking on May 29 before deputies of the lower house, Minister of Transport Khudoyor Khudoyorzoda noted that the transition to electronic invoices reduces the time for moving goods and collecting customs duties when crossing borders. According to the minister, “Changing the volume of goods using the electronic waybill is not possible, which makes the new waybill a suitable mechanism against smuggling of goods.”

But, according to the expert, automation is unlikely to help, since in addition to monitoring electronic invoices, it is necessary to control the cost and code of goods when registering goods at a checkpoint.

“There is also price, quantity and code smuggling, which is difficult to keep track of. In any case, people go to work at customs for the purpose of profit and wealth,” says the expert.

However, entrepreneurs still hope for equal rights and transparent systems. According to them, it is transparency that can reduce corruption.

“Unhealthy competition also exists in other systems related to entrepreneurship. I think we should give everyone the same opportunity and reduce the workload. So that everyone can work and bring profit to the country’s budget.

If everything is transparent, no one will evade paying duties and taxes.

Naturally, corruption will be reduced, and the money will go to the budget,” says Sharaf Salimov.

The expert noted that for positive changes there is not enough political will to remove the influence of “close” people.

“If there is strong political will, then this problem can probably be solved. But with the current employees and the current government, this will be a temporary phenomenon. Goods of persons associated with influential officials will also be smuggled. All main flows of commodity imports are monopolized. Therefore, if you do not change the entire structure of customs, and do not remove the influence of “close” people, smuggling will not go away,” the expert concluded.

This material was prepared as part of the project “Giving Voice, Driving Change - from the Borderland to the Steppes Project”, implemented with financial support from the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The opinions expressed in the article do not reflect the position of the editors or the donor.

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Export and delivery schemes to Tajikistan

When exporting to Tajikistan, many nuances arise, and often many brokers refuse to provide services. We offer all customs clearance schemes.

1 scheme of customs clearance and transportation to Tajikistan

You buy goods for your Russian company, send us 3 documents - invoice, contract, waybill. We prepare all of these 3 documents and submit them to customs under our brokerage seal. The cost of the service is 23,000 rubles.

2 scheme of customs clearance and transportation to Tajikistan

The scheme is that you, as an individual, purchased the cargo and do not want to send it on your own behalf. This product is a commercial batch - 1 car contains 20 tons of auto parts. It is impossible for an individual to register this product, since customs in any case recognizes a large number of goods purchased by one individual as a commercial consignment. Therefore, if an individual goes to customs and asks to fill out a customs declaration or finds a broker, then the customs will refuse both the broker and the individual, since this cargo is a commercial shipment and needs to be sent from the company. And FL has already bought the cargo and doesn’t know what to do next. We help solve this problem.

Very often individuals buy a large batch of goods and contact us. We take this cargo from FL and send it from our company. At the same time, we do not have to buy this product from the seller who sold it to the individual, but we simply take the cargo onto our balance sheet, clear it through customs on our own behalf and send it for export. Not everyone knows how to put these secrets into practice, which is why our service is exclusive. As a rule, persons wishing to export cargo have nothing in their hands except the goods themselves. Therefore, we will accept it on the balance sheet of our company and customs clear it to any individual entrepreneur, legal entity, or individual entrepreneur. We will issue ST-1, coordinate everything with your broker in Tajikistan, adjust the codes, adjust to the requirements of Uzbek legislation and your cargo will be safely cleared through customs. The cost of this service is 35,000 rubles

3 scheme of customs clearance and delivery to Tajikistan

Scheme 3 – cases when we offer to buy goods in Russia from our company and sell them abroad. We buy cargo and sell it to a Tajik company. As a rule, Tajik companies transfer money to us for the goods, and we ourselves send this money to the supplier/manufacturer in Russia. The transaction goes through our company. We help you arrange the goods.

This scheme is often used when you are an individual, you do not have a company and you need a representative in Russia who can correctly purchase goods, clear them through customs, act as a foreign trade agent for the purchase and customs clearance of these goods in Tajikistan, and also carry out transportation if necessary . In this case, we also issue three documents for you - an air waybill (or CMR), an invoice and a CT-1 certificate. The cost of this service is 35,000 rubles.

Cost of customs clearance services

The customs clearance service for goods from Tajikistan includes:

• consulting on customs clearance issues;
• checking the package of documents provided by the Customer for customs clearance of one consignment (including shipping documents);
• formalization of delivery documents, preparation, filling out the declaration form and electronic submission to the customs authority.

One consignment of goods is understood as a consignment of goods sent at a time to the consignee using one waybill in one vehicle within the framework of one foreign trade contract.

Attention! The specified information is not a public offer in the meaning provided for in paragraph 2 of Article 436 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation (part one) dated November 30, 1994 N51-FZ (as amended on August 3, 2018), prepared and posted in accordance with paragraph .2 Article 348 of the Federal Law of August 3, 2021 No. 289-FZ “On customs regulation in the Russian Federation and on amendments to certain legislative acts of the Russian Federation.”

Documents required for customs clearance of goods from Tajikistan

Customs posts in Tajikistan bordering Kyrgyzstan

International checkpoints on the border of the Republic of Tajikistan with the Republic of Afghanistan

Customs posts in Tajikistan bordering Uzbekistan

Cargo is usually sent by road, since road transport to Tajikistan is very well established; planes are used much less frequently. The cargo can go in two ways:

1. Through Uzbekistan. But in Uzbekistan there is very strict control and all documents are checked with special care. Often customs officers require additional documents.
2. Through Kyrgyzstan. The country is part of a customs union together with Russia, so cargo transport through Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and other countries is less problematic.

Tajikistan has fairly flexible customs clearance. Groupage cargo is usually sent to this country. Carriers collect cargo, then contact customs brokers, they declare the cargo from their company and send it to Tajikistan. Brokers also consolidate cargo and clear goods into Tajikistan from their company.

The following cargo is often sent to Tajikistan: cars, construction materials (there is a shortage in this country), furniture, rubber, spare parts, plumbing, etc.

Subtleties of customs clearance of goods in Tajikistan

There are never any problems with customs clearance of exports to Tajikistan and customs clearance proceeds with a successful outcome. In order not to pay duty on goods, registration of ST-1 is required. In Tajikistan, the recipient is a company or individual entrepreneur.

When registering exports from Tajikistan (imports to Russia), there are no strict requirements for withdrawing money abroad (such as in Uzbekistan, where you first need to deposit money and then export the goods). Also, Tajikistan has more flexible regulatory documents for processing imports and exports compared to Uzbekistan, although these states are neighboring states.

Often, many goods from Uzbekistan are transported to Tajikistan (conditional border), and then to Russia to bypass the difficulties of clearing goods at Uzbek customs.

Due to the mountainous terrain, there are very few factories in Tajikistan, so building materials, plumbing fixtures, spare parts and other goods from Russia are in great demand. Cargoes are delivered in approximately 5 days.

There are pseudo-brokers who forge stamps for customs declarations. You need to ask the company if they have a brokerage license, ask to be present at the customs post with a representative of the company who is processing the cargo in Tajikistan. In markets where cargo carriers gather (for example, in Kotelniki), pseudo-brokers offer to issue a customs declaration at a very low price, but in reality they simply put a fake customs stamp and give you the documents. When registering, be sure to find out if the broker has a license. For the first deliveries, you must be present at the customs post. We will invite you, where you will see how licensed brokers print out customs declarations and affix stamps.

We provide export services to Tajikistan from Russia for cash and by bank transfer.

Customs clearance of samples of goods from Tajikistan for subsequent certification

Samples of goods from Tajikistan may be required to conduct tests and confirm compliance with the requirements of the Technical Regulations of the EAEU or obtain other types of necessary permits.

We provide a range of services for working with product samples, including selection, delivery, customs clearance and laboratory testing of samples, as well as services for obtaining various permits necessary for the import and/or subsequent sale of products in the EAEU.

To obtain more detailed information about customs clearance of goods from Tajikistan, use any convenient feedback form located on our website or call back service.

Links to regulatory documents:

Agreement on the Free Trade Zone dated 10/18/2011 Agreement and rules for determining the country of origin in the Commonwealth of Independent States dated 11/20/2009

Transportation and delivery of goods to Tajikistan

Upon request to the Standard Line company, we can send any cargo to Tajikistan by any type of transport.

Your goods will be delivered from any location in Russia. Most often, air and road transport are used to transport goods from the Russian Federation to Tajikistan. This allows for fast delivery of goods, including consolidated cargo.

We will develop the optimal transportation route, take into account all the features of your goods, and take care of insurance and escort of your cargo.

Exporting is a complex job that requires attention to detail. To avoid common mistakes, you should consult with specialists. Call us - we will answer any questions about exporting.

Covid offensive

— The authorities of Tajikistan for a long time denied the presence of a new coronavirus infection in the country, and it was even forbidden to talk about Covid-19. What do you know about the scale of incidence and the fight against Covid in the republic? How is the issue of vaccinating the population being resolved?

— Indeed, the Tajik authorities did not recognize the existence of cases of coronavirus infection until the end of April 2021. This is due to several factors. First of all, the Republic of Tajikistan, like many countries in the world, is faced with a shortage of test systems. However, at the end of April, following a WHO report, authorities registered the first cases of Covid-19. Nasim Olimzoda was dismissed from the post of Minister of Health just before the visit of the WHO delegation . In the same month, a large number of cases of pulmonary pneumonia were recorded in Tajikistan. The second important factor was the authorities’ denial of the existence of the virus; the country continued to hold mass holidays, such as Novruz, and did not limit social activity.

In January 2021, Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon said that the republic had defeated the virus and statistics had not recorded a single new case of death or illness. Last November, officials said they were doing only 3,500-4,000 tests a day, which is extremely low for a country of 9 million people. This raises serious doubts about the reliability of these statistics. Among the measures to combat coronavirus, only nominal wearing of masks is currently used.

Tajikistan currently has 192 thousand AstraZeneca vaccines, which were received as part of humanitarian assistance from international organizations. However, the quality of this vaccine is now in question in Europe. (The day before, on May 19, it became known that Russia promised Tajikistan a free supply of the Sputnik V vaccine. - Ed.). On March 22, the start of the first stage of vaccination of vulnerable groups of the population was announced.

— The World Bank has published research data on the impact of the pandemic on the socio-economic picture in Tajikistan. Field research indicators are difficult to correlate with economic growth and social comfort in Tajikistan. What is the state of small and medium-sized businesses in the context of Covid?

— The official authorities of the Republic of Tajikistan stated that in 2020, GDP growth was 3%, mainly due to agriculture and light industry. As for small businesses, 780 thousand entrepreneurs were registered in the country in 2019. Also in 2019, a third of them were forced to cease their official activities. According to World Bank experts, the total burden of tax and administrative payments amounted to about 70% of the net profit of small and medium-sized businesses. There are a large number of barriers to business in the republic, mainly in favor of large market monopolists. As part of the fight against the consequences of the pandemic, the authorities took measures to reduce the tax burden: in the summer they were allowed not to pay rent; from May 1 to August 1, entrepreneurs working under a patent were exempt from taxes; from July 1 to September 1, hotels could not pay taxes , medical institutions and sanatoriums that received patients and those who had recovered from coronavirus. All these measures were short-term in nature, which probably did not significantly affect the economic stability of the country.

— Even the largest and most developed economies in the world were forced to rebuild, change road maps, and adapt the social sector to new realities. If the authorities have recognized the spread of Covid -19, measures to socially protect the population are inevitable. How can the economy of Tajikistan withstand the increased load?

— According to official statistics of the Republic of Tajikistan, 30% of GDP consists of remittances from labor migrants, they are also the main source of foreign currency in the republic. According to 2021 statistics, remittances to the country decreased by 40%, which is a serious blow for Tajikistan. Due to the closure of borders, a large number of unemployed citizens have arisen in the country. According to the country's president, they were all provided with jobs, including in the agricultural sector. However, a large number of them were forced to work for relatively little money - $ 2-3 per day. This is heating up the already difficult social situation in the state.

Air cargo transportation to Tajikistan

Air cargo transportation from Tajikistan is currently the most efficient way to deliver the necessary goods to the customer. When sending your cargo from Domodedovo Cargo, Sheremetyevo Cargo or Vnukovo Cargo, you can safely expect its arrival in Tajikistan. The entire procedure for moving cargo to a temporary storage warehouse for customs clearance, its clearance at the customs post, terminal processing and loading into an aircraft, the flight itself, customs clearance on the territory of Tajikistan, and release of cargo can take from 10 to 22 hours.

If the customer turns to a trusted transport and customs agent, then he will not be faced with an unfamiliar situation at every step and all actions will be clear to him.

Road transportation of goods and cargo to Tajikistan

Trucking goods to Tajikistan is the most optimal type of transportation. For transportation, vehicles such as “MAN” and Euro trucks with a capacity of up to twenty tons are used.

Low tariffs and speed allow us to deliver cargo to Tajikistan by road to any necessary point as directed by the customer.

A customs broker can accept goods at the place of departure or at a temporary storage warehouse for customs clearance (CW) with the preparation of a set of shipping documentation for transportation to/from Tajikistan.

Export to Tajikistan with a customs broker

• A customs broker provides customs services for legal entities, individual entrepreneurs and individuals
• The broker declares the goods. A professional will always find a way out of any non-standard incidents and guarantees no delays at the customs post
• Customs broker specialists know all the intricacies and nuances of exporting products from Russia to Tajikistan, and provide consultations to clients on all issues of customs clearance.
• Customs brokers work as quickly as possible. If you provide all the necessary documents in advance, customs clearance can take only a few hours.
• The broker provides assistance in confirming the departure of products from the customs territory for VAT refund.

Deadlines

The established period for filling out and submitting a declaration for Tajik goods ranges from several hours to 2 working days and depends on the type of cargo, the number of items in the invoice and the number of EAEU HS codes.

The customs authority checks and releases the declaration within a few hours from the moment of its registration, if no changes are required to the declaration and all permits are provided. There are also other reasons for delay, which our company, having extensive experience, minimizes, thereby saving time and money for its clients.

Any deviation from the planned customs clearance period is fraught with downtime and additional costs for the foreign trade participant, which is why it is important to minimize all risks of increasing customs clearance time.