The Customs Union. Cargo clearance in the countries of the association. Rules and regulations for the application of duties, fees, taxes.
The customs union represents an agreement of the few countries targeting to a cancelling of the customs duties and customs clearance in trade between the union's participants.
Russia is a participant of EvrAzEs customs union.
The union formation agreement was signed on 6 October 2007 by the three countries: Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus. Functioning and developing conditions of the union are controlled by the International Committee whose participants are the presidents of these three countries.
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150$ |
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2.5% |
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Free |
Customs rules of Belarus and Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan.
In 2009 Customs Union Comittee has finished the preparation of the jural basis for successful functioning of the union. The set of the general documents such as Customs Codex, Unified Customs Tariff and Statut of Court of the customs union was produced.
The leaders of countries-participants tell that they want to expand the union to achieve more comfort in international trade. In the present time the other country, Kirghizia, is dealing with a set of formalities for joining the union.
However, other neighboring countries has still not applied for membership, but the negotiations are being actively held and there are all the prerequisites of the successful expansion of the union's geography in the nearest future. It is supposed to boost CIS trade exchange and develop an effective economic partnership.
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When shipping cargo by road or railway wagons or containers to the member countries of the customs union with Russia, these are Kazakhstan and Belarus, there are customs clearance formalities. To the full extent, these will not be customs procedures applied in the usual sense for exported and imported goods to other countries. Nevertheless, for all its simplicity, the shipper company must confirm that the country of origin of the cargo is Kazakhstan, Belarus or Russia, and if the cargo has passed through the customs Union in transit from third countries, the cargo owner must confirm that when shipped outside his country, the goods have already passed customs clearance and duties have been paid, which is confirmed by the customs declaration for the transported goods. |
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