The Republic of Uzbekistan is located in Central Asia and is one of the two dual landlocked countries in the world. It is the 6th largest cotton producer and 2nd largest cotton exporter in the world, the 7th largest gold producer in the world, and also an important producer of natural gas, coal, copper, oil, silver, and uranium in the region. We mainly export gold, cotton textiles, non-ferrous metals, fruits and vegetables, grains, natural gas, etc., and import mechanical and electrical products, pig iron and steel, pharmaceuticals, plastics, hardware products, grains and their products, sugar, etc.

1. Document requirements

2. Certification requirements
1) The most common certification for exporting to Uzbekistan is GOST-UZB. Many products exported to the country need to complete GOST-UZB certification before customs clearance. To apply for GOST-UZB certification, it is necessary to find a testing agency and submit relevant documents for review. During the validity period of the certificate, the products can be exported at any time.
2) Another certification method is PSI, which is commonly known as pre shipment inspection of goods. Currently, some products in the mechanical, electrical, and food industries require PSI inspection before customs clearance. It should be noted that these goods need to be inspected before each shipment.

3. Tariff
1) Different countries enjoy different tax rates

2) Different goods have different tax rates
① 52 types of goods, including fruits, vegetables, beverages, leather clothing, cosmetics, cars, televisions, photography equipment, entertainment products, etc., are subject to an average import tariff of 20%.
② The import tariff for other goods is generally 1% of the contract value.

4. Customs regulations

1) Non commodity express: declared value.
2) Goods express delivery: Corresponding customs duties, value-added tax, and other customs fees need to be paid.
5. Precautions for railway transportation
1) Operation process

2) Four points to note

④ The ports of entry and exit for China Europe and Central Asia trains have different locations for changing equipment. At present, all China Europe Central Asia trains transit to Kazakhstan through the Alataw Pass port in Xinjiang, China. Since the track spacing of China's railway is 1435mm, and the track gauge of Kazakhstan's railway is 1520mm, it is necessary to transfer containers to each other's railway wagons for foreign transportation. The transfer time is basically within two hours. This link does not require the involvement of the shipper and the carrier, and it is all coordinated by the railway, port, customs and border inspection departments. However, it is particularly important to note that the outbound containers are transferred in Dostok or Atenko, Kazakhstan, while the inbound containers are transferred in Alataw Pass or Khorgos.