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Faced with tense developments in the Middle East disrupting international transportation, the Customs Department requested regional branches to prioritize handling procedures, support declaration cancellation, re-import or adjust routes to ensure import-export activities of Vietnamese enterprises. Download Logistics fluctuates because of the Middle East conflict, customs supports businessesCustoms prioritizes handling procedures for imported and exported goods According to the Customs Department, recently the military conflict in the Middle East region has become complicated, so it has had a direct impact on international transportation and logistics activities. These fluctuations clearly affect the freight routes connecting trade between Asia and Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Faced with that situation, the Customs Department has asked regional customs branches to direct border and non-border customs units to prioritize handling procedures, creating favorable conditions for businesses to carry out import and export activities. Specifically, for goods exported to countries in the Middle East region that are experiencing military conflicts or must be transported through In this area, customs authorities will prioritize procedures to minimize disruption to the flow of goods. In cases where goods have registered customs declarations but cannot actually be exported, customs authorities will guide businesses to carry out procedures to cancel declarations according to regulations. Cancellation of the declaration is carried out according to Article 22 of Circular No. 38/2015/TT-BTC, amended and supplemented in Circular No. 39/2018/TT-BTC and Circular No. 121/2025/TT-BTC. This regulation applies to cases where the declaration has been completed or has not yet completed procedures but the goods have not been brought into the customs supervision area, or have been brought into the customs supervision area but have not yet been classified. onto the means of transport on exit. Flexibly handle re-importation and change of transport routes. In cases where goods have been gathered at seaports, airports or border gates to wait for loading onto means of transport on exit but cannot continue to carry out export procedures, the customs authority creates conditions for businesses to bring goods back to the domestic market. In addition, businesses can also carry out procedures to put goods into bonded warehouses or warehouses at the border gate for storage and preservation. This is special. Special priority is given to items that are perishable or have a short shelf life, in order to limit damage to businesses. For cases where goods have completed export procedures, have been loaded on exit vehicles or are being transported to the importing country but must return to Vietnam, customs authorities will guide businesses to carry out re-import procedures as prescribed in Article 47 of Decree No. 08/2015/ND-CP, amended and supplemented in Decree No. 167/2025/ND-CP. Customs authorities also commit to creating favorable conditions for businesses to carry out procedures for re-importing goods, thereby minimizing damages arising during international transportation. In addition, in cases where goods have completed customs procedures and are being transported to the importing country but the foreign partner refuses to receive the goods, the business can request to change the shipping route, delivery location or consignee. At that time, the business Carry out procedures for amending and supplementing customs declaration information and submit documents proving the amendment according to the provisions of Article 20 of Circular No. 38/2015/TT-BTC, amended and supplemented by Circular No. 39/2018/TT-BTC and Circular No. 121/2025/TT-BTC. The Customs Department also requires regional customs branches to resolve procedures if problems arise. Timely discuss with relevant agencies and units to handle according to authority. In case of problems beyond authority, units must immediately report to the Customs Department for guidance on implementation, thereby ensuring that the settlement of procedures for businesses is carried out quickly and in accordance with regulations. Mr. Minh See more Noi Bai Customs discovered 4 people hiding more than 12 kg of suspected gold metal See more Implement Resolution 09: Customs on duty 24/7 to resolve clearance of imported food. See moreCustoms is on duty 24/7, speeding up customs clearance of imported food. See moreIn 2026, the Customs industry strives to complete and exceed the state budget revenue estimate of 451 trillion VND
