All legal entities and individuals, whether domestic or foreign have the right to free access of information of public character.
To access information of public character of the Customs Administration, it is necessary to submit oral, written or electronic request and other form to the holder of the information – the Customs Administration.
Send the request to the officials of the Customs Administration responsible for handling requests for access to public information at the following address:
Customs Administration
Str. "Lazar Lichenoski" no.13
1000 Skopje
For detailed information on the rights and obligations of those who need information and the holders of public information, visit the website of the Commission for Protection of the Right to Free Access to Public Information www.komspi.mk.
List of Information of public character
Pursuant Article 9 of the Law on Free Access to Public Information (Official Gazette of RM no. 13/06) and Article 3 of the Guidelines on the Manner and Procedure for Implementation of the Law on Free Access to Public Information, the Customs Administration publishes the following list of public information:
Basic information
- Organizational scheme
- Annual reports
- Development strategy
- Customs Code
Laws
- Law on Customs Administration
- Customs law
- Law on Customs Tariff
- Law on excise duties
- Law on Customs Measures for Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
Free trade agreements and treaties
- Free Trade Agreement between the Republic of Macedonia and the Republic of Turkey
- Free Trade Agreement between the Republic of Macedonia and Ukraine
- Stabilization and Association Agreement between the Republic of Macedonia and the European Community
- Free Trade Agreement between the Republic of Macedonia and the EFTA countries
- Treaty amending and acceding to the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA)
By-laws
- Customs Law Implementing Regulation
- Regulation the detailed criteria and the manner of implementation of the exemption from payment of import duties, as well as the value, quantity and type or purpose of the goods that can be exempt from payment of import duties
- Regulation
- Regulation
- Regulation
- Decisionsthe harmonization and the amendment
- Decision on determining the types of goods that are subject to action by the customs authorities at certain border crossings
- completing a customs declaration and the book
- Rulebook on the manner of proving the fulfillment of the conditions for obtaining and revoking the approvals for carrying out representation activities in the customs procedures and for the customs license for representation
- Rulebook on the program and the content of the special professional exam for representation in customs procedures and for determining costs and fees for conducting the professional exam
- Rulebook on the type and amount of customs fees for services rendered in the customs procedure
- Rulebook on the type of documents and data marked as official, business and other secret, the manner of their storage and protection
- Rulebook on the form and content and the manner of using the symbol of the Customs Administration
- Rulebook on the uniform and the marks of the ranks and the manner of their assignment and use by the customs officers
- Rulebook on the form, content and manner of granting and revocation of official identification cards to customs officials
- Rulebook on the form and content of the customs offense report, as well as the form and content of the summons for payment of a fine and the payment order
- Rulebook the amount of the fees for the services rendered and the initial amount of the rent of the business and advertising space at the border crossings for road traffic
- Rulebook on implementation of the Law on Customs Measures and Protection of Intellectual Property Rights