Export
Export refers to the sale of goods or services produced in one country and sold to another country. Literally, export means the transfer or dispatch of goods from one place to another, whether within the country or from inside to outside the country, with the aim of interacting and cooperating with professional markets and market professionals beyond the borders. In business terminology, the seller of the goods or services is called the “exporter” and the buyer is called the “importer.” Export is carried out to earn foreign currency and plays a significant role in balancing trade and achieving economic equilibrium.
From the perspective of outbound movement of goods, export is divided into two categories: Definite Export, which refers to goods sent abroad for sale or consumption in foreign countries. Such exports are exempt from customs duties, commercial profit, and levies, as well as taxes, but are subject to customs service fees. The second category is Temporary Export, which involves goods leaving the country temporarily (for example, for repair, completion, or participation in exhibitions) and returning to the country afterward.
Navara Tarabar Asia International Transport Company, with its capable branches and agencies across the country—including Tehran, Arak, Salafchegan, Yazd, Jolfa, Tabriz, Isfahan, Mashhad, and especially in border customs such as Tamarchin and Haj Omran, Kileh and Sardasht, Siranband Baneh, Seif Saqqez, Bashmaq Marivan, Khosravi and Parvizkhan (Qasr-e Shirin), Shushmi Paveh, Sheikh Saleh (Salas Babajani), Bahramabad Mehran, Mehran, Shalamcheh, Chazabeh, Khorramshahr Seirav border, Bazargan, Razi, Khoy, Pol Dasht, Bileh Savar, Astara, Jolfa, Mirjaveh, Pishin and Rimdan, Incheh Borun, Dogharoun, Sarakhs, Lotfabad and Bajgiran, Milak, Mil 78, as well as Iran’s ports such as Bandar Abbas, Bandar Imam, Anzali, Amirabad, Chabahar, and Abadan—has the capability to ship consignments using standard, refrigerated, tanker, and curtain-sided containers, as full loads, small shipments, groupage, or postal transit shipments, both as a forwarder and carrier, under domestic and international transit operations to countries such as Iraq, Iraqi Kurdistan, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Armenia, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan, in the shortest possible time.