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  • How to check the tariff rates that apply to goods you import.

  • Information on trade sanctions, arms embargoes and trade restrictions, including trade controls, transit controls and restrictions on terrorist organisations.

  • The UK's regulatory framework for strategic export controls and the circumstances where you might need an export licence.

  • Find out about trade agreements that can be used now.

  • This guidance summarises the requirements, controls and sanctions that Border Force applies to firearms and offensive weapons when they are imported into the UK.

  • Find the UK’s preferential tariffs and Rules of Origin for the agreements contained within the Customs Tariff (Preferential Trade Arrangements and Tariff Quotas) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020.

  • Guide to licensing requirements and restrictions for trade control and the export of controlled military goods, software and technology.

  • Guidance for UK businesses on rules for selling services.

  • How to import goods under national or UN-level import controls. This includes weapons, sanctioned goods, or goods that could be used for torture.

  • How you import from and export to Turkey.

  • How the UK's strategic export controls apply to academics, university researchers and their institutions, and when an export licence is needed.

  • How to submit open licence returns on the SPIRE export licensing system.

  • Licence for the export of a wide range of military equipment to low-risk destinations.

  • Find out how to claim Returned Goods Relief if you’re re-importing goods into the EU.

  • How retained GEA licences authorise the export of certain controlled items to specified countries.

  • Where to find a list of publicly-funded further education (FE) colleges in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

  • You may be able to use an open individual export licence (OIEL) to regularly export similar controlled items to the same customer.

  • When military end-use export controls apply and to which destinations.

  • Guidance for UK businesses on rules for selling services to Ireland.

  • Licence for the export of certain dual-use items to Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, including Liechtenstein and the USA.