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For exhibits transported abroad for participation in or hosting of exhibitions, if they involve dual-use items and technologies, is it necessary to apply for an export license?
Date:Sep 23, 2024

As stipulated by Article 19 of the "Measures for the Administration on Import and Export License for Dual-use Items and Technologies", for exhibits transported abroad for exhibitions, the participating units (export operators) should apply for the dual-use items and technologies export license in accordance with the regulations, based on the approval documents from the economic and trade exhibition approval department. The license must be processed according to these measures.

For non-sale exhibits, the phrase "non-sale exhibit" should be noted in the remarks column of the dual-use items and technologies export license. After the exhibition ends, the participating units must return the non-sale exhibits to the domestic territory within six months, and customs will verify and cancel the documents related to the exit. In special circumstances, an extension can be requested from customs, but the extension should not exceed six months.

 

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Measures for the Administration on Import and Export License for Dual-use Items and Technologies

 

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