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Improving Customs Transit Systems

In the Islamic Countries

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The form of the Certificate of Security and the procedure for its issuing and management are

determined by an international treaty of the EAEU Member States.

The guarantee amount of customs duties in KCS is calculated on 100 % of the highest tariff – the

maximum tariff rate. There is a no electronic guarantee management system for CTR integrated

neither into the Unified Automated Information System (UAIS) nor in the common Eurasian

Economic Union (EAEU) IT Transit System. The short term planned upgrade of the UAIS and the

EAEU IT Transit System is to integrate a common guarantee management system.

The discharge of guarantee amount is manual; the guarantor must fulfill a request for release of

guarantee to the payment department KCS. After the request is approved, the guarantee is

released within a maximum of two days.

4.1.8.1

Use of Customs convoys and Customs escorts as transit guarantee

According to the current implementing regulations, if the consignment is not secured in transit

with the guarantee, another instrument to secure the payment of customs duties is customs

escort. The transporters are paying the customs escort fees - 10 som per kilometer (0.14 USD

dollars). Taking into account the distances between BCPs in the Kyrgyz Republic, maximum

customs escort fee is s 90 USD dollars.

There is an Agreement between KCS and Customs Service of Kazakhstan to take over the

customs escort in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan

4.1.8.2

Customs seals and electronic Customs seals

KCS is using the metal (lead) seals. The EAEU has two pilot projects for implementation of active

RFID seals within EAEU. The two projects are between Kazakhstan and Russia and with Belarus

and Poland. Depending on the results from the two pilot projects, it is expected the active RFID

seals to be used for monitoring of the transit and to be integrated into the EAEU common transit

IT System.

4.1.9

Authorized Economic Operators (AEO)

Currently, in the Kyrgyz Republic, there is one AEO authorization holder. AEO has the possibility

to release goods themselves, without customs escort.

The transit route is defined by AEO authorization holder. Another benefit is a postponement of

payments of customs duties and taxes – up to six months after confirmation of the arrival of the

goods. They can declare goods up to 15

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date of each month.

4.1.10 National Transit Coordinator

The Government of the Kyrgyz Republic appointed the National Transit Coordinator, member of

the Interdepartmental body (Council) under the Ministry of Economy (MoE). Formally