Date:20/04/12
According to information provided by ‘ICTnews’, the State Customs Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan has launched a new electronic service titled ‘Passenger Declaration’. The new e-service allows physical persons to electronically declare goods, including currency values, while passing through customs control points.
Now all they need to do is to fill out an electronic form of declaration at the ‘e-Customs services’ section of the State Customs Committee’s web-page or at the ‘Customs’ information kiosk installed at customs control points. Electronic customs services make it easier for citizens to pass through the customs control points. Besides that, they insure transparency of custom control activities.
State Customs Committee launches new e-service
According to information provided by ‘ICTnews’, the State Customs Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan has launched a new electronic service titled ‘Passenger Declaration’. The new e-service allows physical persons to electronically declare goods, including currency values, while passing through customs control points. Now all they need to do is to fill out an electronic form of declaration at the ‘e-Customs services’ section of the State Customs Committee’s web-page or at the ‘Customs’ information kiosk installed at customs control points. Electronic customs services make it easier for citizens to pass through the customs control points. Besides that, they insure transparency of custom control activities.
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