What Are Goods In Transit?

Transit goods refer to goods that are shipped from another country to another country through their own territory. Includes goods that leave the country with the original means of transport without loading and unloading, and goods that are unloaded and stored after being imported from abroad, but transferred abroad without processing. Transit formalities and tariffs for transit cargo transport are usually specified in international transport agreements. Western countries have imposed import duties on this type of goods in the past and have eliminated them since the 20th century. At present, many countries levy a small amount of permit fees, printing fees, visa fees and statistical fees. ^[1]