#2014-62Decree on Firearm Export Regulations
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This decree outlines the regulations for exporting firearms, ammunition, and their components based on the EU regulation. It sets out the need for export licenses, delineates the process for obtaining them, and specifies which types of weapons and ammunition require such licenses. The law affects firearm manufacturers, dealers, and exporters by requiring them to comply with these regulations to export their products legally.
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Key Changes
- Requires export licenses for firearms and ammunition
- Specifies the application process for export licenses
- Details which firearms and ammunition categories need licenses
Obligations
What this law requires
Obtain an export license from the minister in charge of customs before exporting firearms, ammunition, and their essential parts and components listed in Article 2, Section I
Submit written export license applications (or electronic equivalent) to the minister in charge of customs with required documentation as specified in a ministerial decree
Provide proof of import authorization from the destination country or proof that the destination country does not require import authorization before export license is granted
Obtain written non-objection from transit countries; if no written response within 20 business days, the country is deemed to have no objection
Undergo criminal background check through the national automated criminal record system; export license will be refused if applicant has convictions listed in Article 695-23 of criminal procedure code or convictions punishable by minimum 4 years imprisonment