Customs
Common Agricultural Policy
Community Transit
Customs Valuation
Customs Warehousing
End-Use Relief
Export Licensing
Free Zones
Import Licensing
Inward Processing Relief
Outward Processing Relief
Preferential Origin
Processing under Customs Control
Rejected Imports Relief
Returned Goods Relief
Tariff Classification
Tariff Quotas
Freight
The Hague-Visby Rules
The CMR Convention
The COTIF Convention
The Warsaw Convention
 
A free zone is an enclosed area into which you may move goods without payment of import duties. The duty and VAT on the imports is due only if you remove the goods from the free zone for sale in the domestic market, or if you consume the goods within the free zone. Whilst in the free zone goods may be stored, processed and destroyed. Free zones are usually run by independent commercial operators, who control entry to and exit from the zone. Customs do not control the goods until they leave the zone and official controls are based mainly on user’s records.