Guide to Codes for Customs Clearance and Export Procedures

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Guide to Codes for Customs Clearance and Export Procedures

  1. It requires the approval of the Equestrian Club for its import and export.
  2. It undergoes phytosanitary and zoosanitary inspection (Ministry of Agriculture).
  3. It undergoes testing in private laboratories.
  4. It requires the approval of the Equestrian Club for its import and export.
  5. It requires the approval of the Equestrian Club for its import and export.
  6. “Importing and exporting them requires the approval of the Equestrian Club. If these organisms are alive, they are subject to plant and animal quarantine (Ministry of Agriculture), and if otherwise, they are subject to the quality control and standardization laboratory (Ministry of Commerce and Industry).”
  7. “They are subject to health quarantine (Ministry of Health).”
  8. “If they are fit for consumption, they are subject to the quality control and standardization laboratory (Ministry of Commerce and Industry), and if otherwise and have not undergone any manufacturing processes, they are subject to plant and animal quarantine (Ministry of Agriculture).”
  9. “Importing and exporting them requires the approval of the General Organization for Cereal Silos and Flour Mills.”
  10. “Importing them requires obtaining a license from the Food and Drug Authority and having it stamped on the invoices, or presenting an independent certificate.”
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  12. “Subjected to the laboratory of the Saudi Arabian Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization.”
  13. “Approval of the Ministry of Interior according to their jurisdiction.”
  14. “Subjected to the central laboratory for drug and food analysis.”
  15. “Subjected to the Ministry of Culture and Information.”
  16. “If intended for agricultural purposes, they are subject to plant and animal quarantine (Ministry of Agriculture), and if intended for household purposes, they are subject to private laboratories.”
  17. “Imported based on a letter from the relevant government authorities.”
  18. “Subjected to the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency.”
  19. “It is required to be accompanied by a disinfection certificate from abroad, otherwise subject to health quarantine.”
  20. “Military varieties are allowed based on an official letter from the beneficiary military entity specifying the type and quantity.”
  21. A certificate from the country of origin, authenticated by an authorized entity in the exporting country, confirming its compliance with approved specifications, is required for clearance. If it is not provided, it shall be presented to private laboratories.
  22. “For medical and scientific purposes, clearance is granted with the approval of the Ministry of Health or one of its branches, for maintenance and technical services companies, and general contracting companies are cleared by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.”
  23. Import is prohibited for non-military sectors.
  24. Import requires the approval of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
  25. “What is intended for government sectors is cleared by an official letter from the relevant minister, and what is intended for non-governmental sectors requires a license from the General Security (General Directorate of Wired and Wireless Communications).”
  26. Cleared by the competent government authority, except for GPS devices.
  27. Approval of the General Authority for Antiquities and Heritage at the Ministry of Education for import and export.
  28. Export is prohibited except for males to the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
  29. The import and export of fungal, plant, or animal organisms and their products require prior approval from the National Authority for the Protection and Development of Wildlife, in a letter specifying their types, numbers, and species.
  30. Export of livestock feed, which includes barley, white and Sudanese corn, green feed, and straw, as well as poultry feed, which includes yellow corn and soybeans, is prohibited unless the value of the subsidy provided for them is refunded. In the case of importation, the import data of these varieties shall be approved and stamped.
  31. Export of all types of infant formula is prohibited.
  32. “The export of petroleum derivatives requires the approval of the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources. The import of crude oil requires the approval of the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.”
  33. “Export of medicines to national factories requires proof of their registration with the Food and Drug Authority or their registration in the importing country or obtaining an import permit from the competent authorities in the importing country. Re-export of drugs requires approval from the Food and Drug Authority, and the export of drugs with individuals requires an official document from the Food and Drug Authority allowing their export.”
  34. “Export of sand and gravel is prohibited, and the export of mining resources requires approval from the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.”
  35. “The export of the following vegetables is prohibited: potatoes, watermelon ‘al-hobhob’, dry onions, cantaloupe, and squash, starting from 11/1/1433 AH.”
  36. “Export of empty gas cylinders that meet the specifications of the National Gas and Industrialization Company (GASCO) is prohibited, and the export of filled gas cylinders that meet the specifications of GASCO requires an invoice from the company.”
  37. “Export of water pumps and engines that operate on gasoline, gas, electricity, or diesel, whether connected to the pumps or not, requires approval from the Saudi Agricultural and Arab Bank.”
  38. “Export of pulling and leveling machines used in agriculture, the establishment of orchards, threshers, crushers, and their accessories requires approval from the Saudi Agricultural and Arab Bank.”
  39. “Import of asbestos, goods, and materials containing this substance is prohibited.”
  40. “Import of potassium bromate is prohibited.”
  41. “Export of Zamzam water is prohibited.”
  42. “Export of battery scrap requires approval from the General Authority of Meteorology and Environmental Protection.”
  43. “Displaying TV receiver cards requires approval from the Ministry of Culture and Information.”
  44. “If imported by companies or institutions listed in their commercial register to practice this activity, clearance is granted, while individuals require permission from the General Security.”
  45. “Importing requires obtaining a license from the Food and Drug Authority and endorsement of invoices or presenting an independent certificate. Importing veterinary drugs requires approval from the Ministry of Agriculture.”
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  47. “Medical supplies, surgical threads, medical injections, medical consumables, and medical equipment are granted clearance directly if registered within the commercial register activity. If not included in the commercial register, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry will review them due to its jurisdiction.”
  48. “Swords, daggers, spears, white weapons designed for decoration are granted clearance directly, while other weapons require approval from the weapons management.”
  49. Do not import or export these materials except by government entities and according to a letter from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry with a customs amount specified in a letter from the (Restrictions Administration), and the industrial exemption does not count as an exception.
  50. Import of industrial waste, hazardous waste, pharmaceutical waste, chemical industry waste and related industries, municipal waste, sewage waste (liquid and solid) is prohibited.
  51. Import requires a clearance letter from the General Security based on the approval of the Food and Drug Authority.
  52. Import requires approval from the Ministry of Health.
  53. Import and export require approval from the General Presidency of Meteorology and Environmental Protection.
  54. The importer is exempt from customs duties, and the state bears the cost of these fees until December 31, 2009.
  55. Import of airbags containing sodium nitrate and iron oxide requires approval from the General Security.
  56. Export license is required from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
  57. A letter from the Communications and Information Technology Commission is required for the importer.
  58. Import and export require a letter from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry with a customs amount specified in a letter from the (Restrictions Administration), and the industrial exemption does not count as an exception.
  59. To clear satellite channel receivers used to decrypt codes, whether through the internet or a small device built into the receiver, the importer must have the following: 1- A license from the Ministry of Culture and Information to practice the activity. 2- This activity should be stated in the commercial register, so that the license number and commercial register number including this activity are entered into the customs items for clearing these devices, and in case of failure to provide that, the shipment is seized, and the importer is requested to refer to the Ministry of Culture and Information for internal communication.
  60. It needs to be presented to the Food and Drug Authority.
  61. Importing goods for diplomatic, consular, and international organizations requires submitting an import declaration form from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that is certified by the Department of Customs.
  62. Importing goods for diplomatic, consular, and international organizations requires submitting an import declaration form from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that is certified by the Department of Customs.
  63. Saudi Aviation Club.
  64. Saudi Wildlife Authority.
  65. Exporting bottled drinking water and ice outside the Kingdom is prohibited.
  66. An import and export letter from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is required.
  67. Approval from the Ministry of Interior is required for import only, according to its jurisdiction.
  68. Pertaining to Saudi Arabian Oil Company (ARAMCO).
  69. Direct or indirect import of coal from Somalia is prohibited in implementation of UN Security Council resolution 2036 (2012).
  70. Exporting it requires collecting a subsidy of SAR 2,000 per ton.
  71. Exporting it requires conducting an analysis to ensure the conformity of the exported material with the analysis.
  72. An endorsement from the General Authority of Meteorology and Environmental Protection is required for the importing party by the exporter in case of exporting all types of recycled plastic waste, indicating the importing company for plastic waste and the crossing points through which such waste will pass.
  73. Importing optical and acoustic devices (safety and warning lights) requires a letter from the Ministry of Interior – Traffic.
  74. Exporting it requires a clearance letter from the Department of Customs (General Administration of Customs Duties and Tariffs).
  75. Importing chewable tobacco is prohibited due to health hazards.
  76. Importing the Quran in any form, including electronic copies and pens for reading the Quran (for commercial quantities), is prohibited.
  77. Live birds are prohibited from entering the Kingdom from all countries, except for hatching eggs and chicks subject to technical control as specified in the General Authority of Customs’ circular No. 43/512/m dated 10/11/1426 H, based on Royal Order No. 11261/m dated 10/10/1426 H, except for the falcons mentioned in Royal Order No. 12690/m dated 2/12/1426 H and No. 3150/m dated 26/3/1428 H, which allow the entry of hunting falcons to the Kingdom through designated ports, as specified in the relevant regulations.
  78. Ban on commercial quantity of furu fruits, except for what is brought with the pilgrims, not exceeding 2 kilograms.
  79. Attach a conformity certificate that includes testing energy consumption efficiency, and an energy consumption efficiency card.
  80. Requires the approval of the authority and does not require obtaining the price difference in the world market upon export.
  81. Importing asphalt requires the approval of the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
  82. Ensuring the presence of an energy efficiency card printed on the bulb packaging – it is prohibited to import them.
  83. Prohibited from export except with a permit from the Emirate of the region to participate in festivals, competitions, and decorations held in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, provided that the requirements stated in the letter from the authority’s department No. 43/780/M dated 22/11/1436 AH are fulfilled.
  84. Publications that bear the logo of a governmental entity are allowed with a letter from the relevant entity.
  85. Approval from the Saudi Food and Drug Authority is required (for chemical substances upon import).
  86. Export requires an attached letter of approval from the Ministry of Agriculture to “slaughter it,” and the final product’s packaging must clearly state “white chicken” in a non-removable font.
  87. Attach a conformity certificate that includes the registration number with the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization, and an energy consumption efficiency card, or present it to the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization.
  88. Aviation security driving.
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