- We perform a pre-check of HS classification, customs value, regime, customs charges, incentives and permits.
CUSTOMS REGIMES - ALL 16 REGIMES
Article 25 of the Customs Code of Uzbekistan establishes 16 customs regimes. Below is a practical map of each regime and the support RANDARA can provide.
1. Export
Permanent export of goods from the customs territory of Uzbekistan. RANDARA aligns the contract, HS classification, permits, origin documents, invoice/packing list, logistics and customs declaration.
5. Release for free circulation (import)
Standard import for free use/sale in Uzbekistan. We review HS classification, customs value, duties/taxes, exemptions, permits and the possibility of advance declaration.
6. Re-import
Return import of previously exported goods subject to the regime conditions. We review identification, reason for export, any changes/repair and the prior export documents.
7. Temporary import
Temporary import of equipment, machinery, exhibition, leased, service and project goods. We plan the term, conditional relief/payment treatment where applicable, re-export or conversion to another regime.
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.
PROBLEM CARGO, POST-CLEARANCE AUDIT AND DISPUTES
- Incorrect HS code, declaration or technical description.
- Customs valuation adjustment / request for additional evidence.
- Permit/certification issue discovered only after cargo arrival.
- Mismatch between contract, specification, invoice and actual goods.
- Insufficient incentive documentation or incorrect interpretation of the legal basis.
- Cargo detained; inspection/expert review/requests are delayed.
- Customs regime needs to be changed or properly closed.
- Post-clearance audit, customs request, administrative protocol or dispute.
Source materials dated 20 September 2026. Requirements are checked for each specific transaction.