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Article 3 – Registration and Declaration of Commercial Goods

Article 3 defines the process for registering and declaring commercial goods and outlines the details of documents, declarations, and necessary information for imports and exports. The purpose of this article is to ensure trade transparency, prevent violations, and facilitate customs procedures.

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Aug 23,2025

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Article 3 – Registration and Declaration of Commercial Goods

This article specifies the procedures for registering and declaring imported and exported goods to customs, along with the requirements for commercial documents.

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Article 3 – Registration and Declaration of Commercial Goods

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