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Important Information

Regulations ensure businesses trading between the UAE and Belarus operate smoothly and comply with legal requirements.

UAE Tariffs and Taxes

Import Duty: Standard 5% on most imported goods.
Customs Fees: Variable rates, especially for luxury and specialized items.
Value Added Tax (VAT): 5% on goods and services; certain items are exempt.
Excise Tax: Applied at varying rates on goods like tobacco, sugary drinks, and energy drinks.

Import Tariffs: Range from 0% to 15% based on the classification of goods.
Value-Added Tax (VAT): Standard rate of 20% on most imports; some goods have a reduced rate of 10%.
Excise Taxes: Applicable to certain goods like alcohol and tobacco.
Customs Duties: Governed by the EAEU customs code, affecting goods entering Belarus.
Licenses and Certifications: Required for specific items like food products, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals.

The list of restricted and prohibited items to Belarus are:

Restricted Items

Prohibited Items

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Rigid Vehicles:

Length: 12.00 meters

Width: 2.55 meters

Height: 4.00 meters

Maximum Weight: 44.00 tons

Articulated Vehicles (4 Axle):

Length: 20.00 meters

Width: 2.55 meters

Height: 4.00 meters

Maximum Weight: 36.00–38.00 ton

Articulated Vehicles (5-6 Axle):

Length: 22.00 meters

Width: 2.55 meters

Height: 4.00 meters

Maximum Weight: 38.00 tons

Efficiency: Combines the speed of air or sea freight with overland transport for a comprehensive logistics solution.
Cost-Effectiveness: Balances the cost and transit time based on specific shipping needs.
Flexibility: Offers a tailored solution for complex shipping routes.

Use Quality Materials: Utilize sturdy packaging materials to protect your cargo.
Label Clearly: Ensure labels are legible and include all necessary information.
Follow Guidelines: Adhere to international packing standards and regulations for the type of goods being shipped.
Consult Experts: Consider working with a packaging specialist if your cargo is delicate or high-value.

Customs Delays: Ensure all documentation is accurate to avoid delays in customs clearance.
Regulatory Compliance: Stay updated on import regulations and restrictions specific to Belarus.
Transit Time: Be prepared for longer transit times if using sea freight.
Handling Fees: Be aware of additional handling and logistics fees, especially for complex shipments.

Check Belarusian import regulations for any restrictions or ban on certain types of goods, such as hazardous materials or specific controlled items.

Contact Your Forwarder: Reach out to your freight forwarder or shipping line for assistance and information.
File a Claim: If cargo is damaged, you may need to file a claim with the carrier or insurance provider.
Review Documentation: Ensure all shipping and insurance documents are in order to support any claims.

Expertise: Freight forwarders have specialized knowledge of international shipping and customs regulations.
Convenience: They handle logistics, documentation, and coordination, simplifying the shipping process.
Cost Savings: They can often negotiate better rates and provide cost-effective solutions based on your shipping needs.