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Acquiring Customs Client Code In Dubai Customs

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When importing, governmental and semi-governmental entities are required to apply for customs client codes from the client's happiness department through available online channels...

United Arab EmiratesInternational Law
Jaber Al Ameeri
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Customs Policy No. 53/2022 regulates the procedures for Client Registration for Acquiring Customs Code.

Procedure for Acquiring Customs Code

  1. Application for the client's Customs code shall be submitted through available online channels.
  2. The clients shall submit a valid licence issued by the competent authority.
  3. The clients shall submit true and accurate information/documents about the authorised person/company for the purpose of acquiring the code.
  4. The client's happiness department shall issue a customs code to the client upon payment of the prescribed fee as per the authorised activities stated in the submitted license.
  5. The client's happiness department shall decline the application for customs code if the condition is set out in the policy.

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