Transit

Transit is an international activity, so any country must comply with international law to transit with other countries. The field of transit of goods is very competitive between different countries and each country is trying to establish the transit price of goods in a competitive way in order to win and succeed in international markets. If a country can make good use of its competitive advantages and transit capabilities, it can make a good profit in its economic cycle. Countries seek transit to regions and countries where the costs of transit and transportation of goods are cheaper. In other words, one of the important things that countries active in the field of international transportation consider is cheaper transportation costs, because the country where transportation becomes more expensive, has a competitive advantage in the transit scene. Lose.

Domestic
transit Domestic transit is the movement of non-customs consignments from one customs of the country to another customs. For example, a consignment without customs operations may be transferred from Bandar Abbas customs to another customs office in the country, where customs clearance and clearance work will be performed. This domestic transfer is called domestic

transit. Foreign
transit is foreign transit to send goods from one country to another through Iran. Foreign transit means that foreign goods enter and exit another border customs in order to cross the Iranian route. Goods that pass through the country under the name of transit, pass under the procedure of import (foreign transit) and are exempt from customs duties, commercial interest and duties, but are subject to customs duties.