Foreign trade is the movement of goods and capital beyond national borders. It takes place in two ways, namely export and import. Exporting is the sending of a manufactured good to another country in accordance with the legislation of that country and bringing the price to the country. Import, on the other hand, is the bringing a good to the country by paying its price.
In foreign trade, countries make commercial transactions with each other. Although the winners and losers in domestic trade are people of the same country and there is no nationwide damage, the harmful consequences of international trade affect the domestic economy.
Regulations regarding foreign trade are made with the Customs Law.
Customs is the control of the entry and exit of goods into the country by the state. In this way, illegal goods are prevented from leaving the country and entering the country.
Our office provides consultancy on customs procedures and foreign trade.
