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Uzbekistan Starts a my.gov.uz Customs Declaration Service

Uzbekistan has started a service on my.gov.uz. It helps people fill in a passenger customs declaration before arrival. It is for people entering Uzbekistan with goods they must declare, including goods for personal use.

People can fill it in at my.gov.uz or in the MyGov mobile app. An electronic document is then made. Save it on a device and show it to a customs officer at the border.

Declare phones and other devices. Also declare goods over duty-free price or quantity limits. Declare gold jewelry over 65 grams or silver jewelry over 200 grams. Also declare some medicines, weapons, drones, radio devices, and historic or cultural items.

Declare more than one home appliance or electronic item. These include TVs, laptops, washing machines, and air conditioners. Cash in local or foreign currency above the equivalent of 100 million sums must be declared.

Duty-free limits for personal goods are $1,000 by plane, $500 by train or water, and $300 by car or on foot. Above the limit, customs payments and other fees apply to the amount over it.

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Uzbekistan Starts a my.gov.uz Customs Declaration Service · Bilimix