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Bills of Lading are generally required in addition to invoices, certificates of origin and packing lists.

The imported goods are subject to tariffs with a percentage of customs value at unified customs tariff of the GCC states. Such percentage ranges between total exemption, 5%, 50% and 100% according to the type of the goods.

It must not be of a commercial nature
Acquiring a bill of lading by the shipping agent
Filling in Personal Effects Statement on export [Should it not be "import"?] of personal effects
Delivery order
It must not exceed Dhs 3.000 (three thousand) dirhams

It must not be of a commercial nature
Acquiring a bill of lading by the shipping agent
Filling in Personal Effects Statement on the export of personal effects

It is preferable to transfer money by way of banks and to use ATM cards and withdraw funds through it, or to use credit cards, "Master Card, Visa, American Express", and the like - instead of carrying cash abroad - as this is safer, since carrying cash always involves risk.

Imparting legality to proceeds acquired through criminal activities, or transferring funds earned through criminal activities to hide it source (transforming it from illegitimate to seemingly legitimate).

The national products should be supported by an undisputable label pf origin showing that they are of a UAE origin with a certificate of origin enclosed within and attested by the Ministry of Economy proving the place of origin where it is difficult to fix the label to the products directly.

No customs duties will be charged for such commodities if they are purchased within full consignments or in parts that had been imported across a first access point in any GCC state after the customs union and are supported by re-export statements sealed by the clearance stamps in the country where such commodities came from.

Attested certificates of origin in accordance with a defined form. Such certificates should be issued and attested by the competent authority of origin at the Arab country where the goods are produced or manufactured

A medical certificate from a certified authority at the country of origin should be attached showing that the pets are disease-free.
The pets should be examined and quarantined by the competent bodies before delivery.

Yes, the decision of disclosure involves citizens, residents and passengers and every person coming or leaving through the UAE ports

Yes it is, when the passenger leaving has an amount of AED 100 thousand.

When the amounts are equal or more than AED 100 thousand

Amounts that may be brought in by visitors are not defined.

In general, express shipping companies are liable for such duties and may charge the buyer for such duties as agreed in sale and shipping contract

Yes it is chargeable at the customs duties imposed in accordance with unified customs law and effective customs tariffs

Checks of all types; "traveler's checks" drawn on a back, personal (checks), payment orders to bearers or endorsees without restrictions for the benefit of an unknown beneficiary, or that in which property right becomes due upon delivery; checks, bonds and payment orders that are signed without stating the name of the beneficiary, and every document which when presented to any authority entails acquisition of specific amounts of money. However, this does not include credit cards "debit", whether it be Visa, Master Card, American Express or the like.

The exporting fees is AED 250 per ton

The re-exports are subject to customs duties after issuing a local import statement from exit port at the free zone as a first access point and the duties should be settled in accordance with clearance system among the GCC states.

A statistical export statement and clearance stamp should be obtained from the department that has collected the fees upon entry as the first access point to the GCC states.

They will be exempted if they enter the state two years of date of purchase and clearance at the state where the cars are bought, if a statistical export statement and clearance stamp are obtained from the GCC state from which the cars have been .re-exported

They can only be imported by authorization and approval of the exclusive franchisee in the UAE

One car only.

This should be determined by the relevant traffic department

There is no limit to car models "life" to be imported to the UAE as long as they are usable after technical examination conducted by the traffic department

For many reasons including:
- That undisputable UAE labels of origin should be imprinted on the national goods. - That certificates of origin should be issued and attested by the Ministry of Economy. - That national value added is less than that may make goods of a UAE origin - That the Saudi Customs doubts the authenticity of the factory place or the attached documents and evidence. - That there is a fraud and false allegation that the goods are of a UAE origin while in fact they are not.

For many reasons including:
- Some charges and commissions incurred by shipping (such as freight, insurance, fees of document attestation and clearance at exporting countries) are not included in purchase bills. - Other contributions (e.g. intellectual property rights, trademarks or material contributions to produce the same goods) are not included in the purchase bill. - The FCA rejects the deal price on legal grounds related to non-fulfillment of competitiveness conditions for sale and purchase or on document authenticity or forgery concerns.

According to paragraph (b) of Article 103 of the Common Customs Law of the GCC States, "exempted from customs duties are the personal effects and gifts in possession of passengers provided that such items are not of a commercial nature according to the following conditions":

•The value of such items shall not exceed Dhs 3000 (three thousand) or its equivalent of the GCC States' currencies.
•The personal effects and gifts shall be of a personal nature and not in commercial quantities.
•Such imports shall not be of the prohibited items provided for in the Common Customs Law of the GCC States and the national legislations of each Member State.
•The passenger shall not be among the frequent passengers of the customs office or a merchant practicing business in the materials in his possession.

The goods price should be determined according to the real purchasing price paid for the goods "Deal Price", shipping cost, insurance and all charges and expenses paid to deliver such goods to the UAE

The Ministry of Information/Department of Information controls the import of print and visual media articles Like books, CDS, VCDs. The articles/items will be released ONLY after inspecting/censuring it to the importer. Normally anything which contradict with the values, tradition and morality of the land will be banned.

Five per cent of the value in CIF (Cost Freight Insurance) terms except for alcohol and cigarettes. 50% Duty payable for alcohol while 100% for cigarettes.

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Consignees holding a UAE federal or Ras Al Khaimah Economic Department license or any of the four Free Zone licenses.
Agents holding a Ras Al Khaimah Economic Department Clearing and Forwarding (C&F) license may also clear cargo on behalf of consignees.

Gifts whose value does not exceed AED 3,000. The Number of cigarettes should not exceed (400) cigarettes, (50) cigars, (500) grams of tobacco (minced or pressed for pipes), minced or pressed tobacco for smoking, tobacco or mild-tasting tobacco. Exceeding the above will be dutiable. The amount of alcoholic beverages and beers should not exceed 4 liters of alcohol beverages, or 2 cartons of beer (each consisting of 24 cans, not exceeding 355 ml for each can or its equivalent). Any amount exceeding the above will be confiscated.

- It is five percent of the CIF (Cost, Freight and Insurance) value of goods.
- There is 50% Duty payable for alcoholic beverages, and 100% for cigarettes (all tobacco products).

- Documentation of customs bills.
- Inspection and checking.
- Customs evaluation, assessment and calculation of customs value of goods.
- Classification and coding of goods.
- Implementation of provisions in relation to prohibited and restricted goods.
- Release of goods

- Any Company that uses customs service's needs to register with Ras Al Khaimah Customs.

Passengers are permitted to bring the following items without paying customs duty:
- Gifts whose value does not exceed AED 3,000
- Cigarettes that shall not exceed 400 cigarettes, 50 cigars and 500 grams of tobacco.
- Alcoholic beverage and beer that shall not exceed 4 liters

- All kinds of Narcotic drugs (Hashish, Cocaine, Heroin, Poppy Seeds, Hallucination Pills, etc..).
- Goods intended to be imported from boycotted countries.
- Goods from Israeli origin or bearing Israeli trademarks or logos .
- Crude Ivory and Rhinoceros horn.
- Gambling tools and machineries.
- Three layers fishing nets.
- Original engravings, prints, lithographs, sculpture and statues in any material.
- Used, reconditioned and inlaid tires.
- Radiation polluted substances.
- Printed publications, oil paintings, photographs, pictures, cards, books, magazines stony sculptures and mannequins which contradict Islamic teachings, decencies, or deliberately implying immorality or turmoil.
- Any other goods, the importation of which is prohibited under the authority of U.A.E. customs laws or any other laws in the country.
- Forged and duplicate currency.
- Cooked and home-made foods.

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