Glossary → Duty-free trade
Duty-free trade
Duty-free trade is a customs procedure under which goods are sold in duty-free shops without payment of import duties and taxes to individuals travelling outside the EAEU.
The goods are placed in special shops at border checkpoints (airports, sea and road borders). Sales are only possible to certain categories of buyers.
We advise on the application of the duty-free trade procedure.
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