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Article 29 of the Customs Law | Authorized Storage Duration in Private Warehouses

This video explains Article 29 of the Customs Law, detailing the rules on storage duration for goods in private warehouses and the procedure for extending the period. Knowledge of this article is essential for importers and customs professionals.

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Oct 14,2025

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Storage Duration in Private Warehouses | Article 29

Learn about the authorized storage period for goods in private warehouses and the conditions for extension under Article 29 of the Customs Law.

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Storage Duration in Private Warehouses | Article 29

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