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- Questions?
- Does my product need a U.S. Export license?
The Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) can help you determine whether your product requires an export license. - Does my product need a license or certification in Eurasia?
Eurasian countries have unique licensing and certification requirements that vary by sector and end-use. It is essential that the products you are exporting meet local requirements.- Use the BISNIS Certification page to identify requirements in Eurasia and resources for meeting those requirements.
- Speak with a BISNIS industry trade specialist with questions about licensing.
- What about shipping? How do I get my product to Eurasia?
The BISNIS Transportation and Distribution page provides tips, contacts, and other information about shipping products to Eurasia. - What are the customs duties for my products and what are customs procedures?
Use the BISNIS Customs page to identify duties and related charges and procedures for products entering Eurasia. - Other guidance
- Have a question about getting your product to market?
- Speak with a BISNIS industry trade specialist with questions.
- Does my product need a U.S. Export license?
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