Applying MC → Marking Goods Processed in the Customs Territory

“Marking Goods Processed in the Customs Territory” is the process of producing and marking goods in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan from raw materials and materials placed under the “Processing in the Customs Territory” (IM-51) customs procedure, followed by the release of the finished products for free circulation (import).

Legislative regulation:

• Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-250 dated December 17, 2025, “On Measures to Further Simplify and Improve the Efficiency of Customs Administration and Foreign Trade Procedures”

• Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 266 dated May 21, 2026, “On Approval of the Regulation on the Procedure for Determining the Customs Value of Goods and Calculating Customs Payments on Them When Releasing Finished Products Processed in the Customs Territory for Free Circulation”

As part of this process, the finished products:

• are produced and marked in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan,

• from raw materials imported under the “processing in the customs territory (IM-51)” customs procedure,

• and undergo customs clearance for release into free circulation (IM-40).

After the marking codes are issued, the following steps must be completed to assign the method of releasing goods into circulation—“Marking Goods Processed in the Customs Territory”—to the codes:

1. Go to “Code Operations” → “Own Operations.”

2. Click “Create Operation” → “Applying MC.”
   ❗️ To create an operation, the user must have the “Document Creator” role. 

3. In the “General Information” section, fill in the required fields marked with "*":
   - Product group - select a product group from the drop-down list
   - Applicant’s Place of Business (MOB) - specify the MOB from the drop-down list
   - Method of Releasing Goods into Circulation (Emission Type) - select “Goods Processed in the Customs Territory”

4. In the “MC Application Details” section, fill in the required fields marked with "*":
   - Country of production (must be reflected in the product card and correspond to the method of introducing goods into circulation);
   - Production date - specify the date the goods were produced;
   - Expiration date - specify the expiration date;
   - Product Series/Batch (optional)

5. To inform the system which marking codes were applied to the product, upload the marking codes with the key and verification code (crypto tails) in .csv format.

The process is carried out in accordance with the following regulatory documents:

Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 266 dated May 21, 2026

Resolution of the Customs Committee registered on July 22, 2026, under No. 2773-15.

General Procedure for Obtaining and Introducing Marking Codes into Circulation

To use this method of introducing goods into circulation, complete the following steps.

1. Make sure that the published product card specifies the Republic of Uzbekistan (UZ) as the country of production.

2. Order marking codes and select “Primary marking” in the “Marking purpose” field.

3. Create an “Applying MC” operation and specify the following parameters:
   - Method of releasing goods into circulation: “Goods Processed in the Customs Territory”;
   - Country of production: UZ (Uzbekistan).

4. When this method is selected, the country of production is automatically set to UZ (Uzbekistan) and cannot be changed.

5. After the MC application report is successfully processed, codes with the “Consumer Packaging” packaging type receive the “Applied” status.

6. Generate the AIC and use it when completing the CCD in the manner prescribed for imported marking codes.

7. After the CCD details are accepted, the marking codes declared in the AIC are introduced into circulation.

Thus, the production and marking of finished products are carried out in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, after which the finished products undergo customs clearance for release into free circulation.