Import / Export Licensing
Trade card registration, MIMT licensing, and customs procedures for goods moving in and out of Iran.
Every commercial shipment into or out of Iran needs a registered Trade Card, an order-registration number from the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade (MIMT), and a customs declaration that survives valuation challenge. We handle the full chain — and resolve the recurring problems at the border before they delay your container.
What’s Included
Trade Card Registration
Iran Chamber of Commerce Trade Card application and renewal.
- ICCIMA membership
- Card application
- Annual renewal
- Category upgrades
- Multi-entity setup
Order Registration
MIMT order-registration (Sabt-e-Sefaresh) for every commercial import.
- HS classification
- Currency allocation
- Pro-forma management
- Bank documentation
- Status tracking
Customs Clearance
End-to-end customs brokerage at Bandar Abbas, IKA, and land borders.
- Customs declaration
- Valuation defence
- HS classification
- Duty optimisation
- Inspection management
Export Documentation
Certificate of origin, export licences, and post-shipment paperwork.
- Certificate of origin
- Export licences
- COA & inspection
- Bill of lading
- Export-currency commitment
Specialised Permits
Standard Organization of Iran, Health Ministry, and Environmental Protection clearances.
- ISIRI standards
- Health Ministry permits
- Environmental clearance
- Veterinary permits
- Plant-quarantine permits
Dispute Resolution
Tariff and valuation appeals before Iranian customs commissions.
- Valuation appeal
- Tariff classification appeal
- Penalty defence
- Customs court representation
- Refund applications
How We Engage
Eligibility Review
Confirm your goods, HS codes, and licensing requirements.
Trade Card
Apply for or renew the Iran Chamber of Commerce Trade Card.
Order Registration
File MIMT order-registration for each shipment.
Customs Clearance
Clear the consignment at the relevant port or border post.
Post-Clearance
Reconcile currency commitments and close out the shipment file.
Move Goods Through Iranian Customs
Avoid demurrage, valuation disputes, and order-registration delays with a team that handles the full chain.
Classify the goods before committing to a shipment
Check the product’s tariff classification, country of origin, technical specifications, end user and intended use. Import permission, currency allocation, product standards and export-control requirements are separate checks; satisfying one does not establish that the shipment is permitted. Agree responsibility for freight, insurance, customs documents and rejected cargo before dispatch. Do not rely on a fixed clearance promise: missing documents, inspection, restricted goods and banking acceptance can change both cost and delivery time.
What you receive
Evidence to prepare
- HS classification, origin evidence and end-use information
- Commercial invoice, packing list and transport documents
- Required licences, standards certificates and customs responsibilities
Engagement timeline
Planning estimates only. Confirm the schedule in the proposal; authority decisions, document availability and bank acceptance may change it.