According to the geographical location of the country, transportation is one of the most important categories, but goods import in to the country through four ways, road, rail, sea and air.
If the quantity of the goods is small and they have an urgent need for the goods, the owners of the goods usually import the goods by air. If the volume of the goods is high and the distance is also long, the owners of the goods usually import the goods by sea. It should be noted that 80% of goods are imported in the country through the sea border and customs.
Another procedure for transporting goods can be internal transit or external transit. In the internal transit procedure, the owner of the goods submits a written request from the customs office of the goods, requesting that the goods go through the clearance procedures at another customs house in the country, which involves giving a deposit or guarantee and the costs that the owner of the goods must pay.
In the foreign transit procedure, the goods are usually sealed from the entry customs and transported inside the country within the specified time limit, and then transported to the exit customs specified in the customs license and then exited.
The exit of the goods from the entry customs involves the giving of a deposit or guarantee and costs that the owner of the goods must pay.