EXPORT LICENSE FOR SPECIFIC GOODS

Which types of goods require an export license? Is it necessary for all exported goods to have a license? Let’s explore the article below to gain a better understanding of the categories of goods that are required to obtain an export license.

What is an Export License?

An export license is a document issued by competent authorities that grants organizations, individuals, or businesses the right to export goods abroad. To obtain this license, the goods must meet certain requirements and standards and can be transported via various means such as airplanes, trains, trucks, or containers.

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Why is an Export License Required?

Certain exported goods need to be controlled in terms of quantity, quality, and factors related to national security and safety. This is to comply with international commitments and protect national interests, as well as the health and safety of citizens. According to Decree 69/2018/ND-CP, for goods listed as requiring an export license, obtaining the license is mandatory during the export process.

The purpose of obtaining an export license is to ensure that businesses are aware of whether their goods meet the necessary conditions for export. It also allows authorities to manage and supervise efficiently, quickly addressing any violations that may arise.

Categories of Goods Requiring Export Licenses

According to Appendix III of Decree 69/2018/ND-CP, the following categories of goods require export licenses:

Pharmaceuticals: When exporting, relevant documents such as prescriptions and commitment letters must be prepared, in accordance with Circular 39/2013/TT-BYT on non-commercial import and export of medicines.
Seeds: A phytosanitary certificate is required, issued by the Plant Protection Department or the Plant Quarantine Sub-department. Specific items are regulated in Circular 40/2012/TT-Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Plants and Animals: Licenses must be obtained from the Plant Quarantine Department or the Veterinary Department. Detailed information is outlined in Circular 40/2013/TT-Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Wood and Wood Products: In addition to an export license, a fumigation certificate is required as per Circular 88/2011/TT-Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Mineral Samples: A mining license and an official request letter for export must be submitted to the Customs Department, following the regulations in Circular 41/2012/TT-MOIT.
Cosmetics: A cosmetic product registration certificate is necessary, as outlined in Circular 06/2011/TT-MOH.
Books, Newspapers, Hard Drives: These must be inspected and monitored by the Department of Information and Communications or the Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, according to Decree 32/2012/ND-CP.
Liquids, Sand, Coal Powder, etc.: These must comply with aviation safety regulations of airlines, and official request letters must be submitted as required.

This concludes the list of categories requiring export licenses. Each item must meet specific criteria to be exported legally, ensuring compliance with national and international standards.

Conclusion

We hope that the information shared by Smart Link helps readers gain a better understanding of export license. Thank you for taking the time to follow this article! We hope that the insights provided will be helpful to both individuals and exporting companies.

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