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Article 161. Customs clearance of goods and (or) vehicles moved by 
physical entities for non-commercial purposes 
Physical entities crossing the customs border by rail transport are 
given the opportunity to pass customs operations without leaving the 
vehicle, subject to the provisions of customs control. 
Goods and (or) vehicles moved by an physical entity, in the case that 
their immediate customs clearance or payment of customs duties are not 
possible, shall be placed under the customs regime of temporary storage. 
Goods imported into the customs territory and exported outside it by 
physical entities for non-commercial purposes in a simplified manner are 
considered for customs purposes, respectively, as released for free 
circulation or exported in the customs regime of export. 
Article 162. Declarinf of goods moved by physical entities for non-
commercial purposes 
Declaring of goods transported by physical entities for non-
commercial purposes in hand luggage and accompanied baggage is carried 
out by physical entities when they are traveling across the customs border 

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simultaneously with the presentation of goods. 
Goods carried in hand luggage and accompanied baggage by a 
person under the age of sixteen is declared by the person accompanying 
him. 
A double corridor system may be used at the places of arrival at or 
departure from the customs territory for the purpose of declaring goods 
transported by physical entities. 
The application of the dual corridor system provides for the 
independent choice of a “green” or “red” corridor for customs operations 
by a physical entity crossing the customs border as a form of declaring of 
goods for non-commercial purposes. 
The “green” corridor is a specially designated place at the places of 
arrival or departure intended for the movement of goods by physical 
entities across the customs border for non-commercial purposes in hand 
luggage and accompanied baggage. These goods are declared orally, with 
the exception of goods, the import or export of which is prohibited or 
limited in accordance with the legislation, as well as goods, the value and 
(or) the number of which exceeds the norms of duty-free import and 
import norms of goods not subject to excise tax, established by the 
legislation. 
The passage of an physical entity through the “green” corridor is 
considered for customs purposes as a statement to the customs authority 
that the specified person does not have goods subject to written 
declaration. 
The “red” corridor is a specially designated place in the places of 
arrival or departure, intended for the movement of goods by individuals 
across the customs border, subject to declare in written form, as well as 
goods in respect of which the declaring is carried out at the request of the 
physical entity, in hand luggage and accompanied baggage. 
Non-application of certain forms of customs control in the “green” 
corridor does not mean that physical entities are exempt from the 
obligation to comply with the requirements of customs legislation. 
The requirements and procedure for the application of the double 
corridor system at customs border crossing points shall be determined by 
the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 
Goods of an physical entities for non-commercial purposes, 

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transported in separately following baggage, may be declared by the 
person moving the goods, or by any other person acting by power pof 
attorney. The person declaring the goods is responsible for the accuracy of 
the information declared to the customs authority. 
The goods contained in the separate baggage of a person who has not 
reached the age of sixteen shall be declared by his parents, guardians or 
trustees or by persons acting under the power of attorney of parents, 
guardians or trustees. 
When physical entities transfer goods intended for industrial or 
commercial purposes across the customs border, as well as goods for non-
commercial purposes coming to their address (except for those sent in 
international postal and courier shipments), the General rules of customs 
clearance established by this Code shall apply.