Customs
Re-export
The export of previously imported goods out of a country, often without the duties that a home-market import would incur.Re-export sends foreign goods back out of the customs territory — for example after temporary import, storage in a bonded warehouse or transit — usually with relief or refund of import duties. In the EAEU реэкспорт is a defined customs procedure that completes temporary admission or corrects a delivery, and it is tracked separately in trade statistics from goods of domestic origin.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between re-export and export?
- Export sends out domestically produced goods; re-export sends out goods that were previously imported from abroad.
- Are duties charged on re-exported goods?
- Usually the import duty is relieved or refunded when goods are re-exported under the procedure rather than released for home use.