Uzbekistan

In Uzbekistan, the conditions for financial support of exporters have been changed

In Uzbekistan, the rules for financial support of exporters have been updated. The changes concern requirements for branding, export volume, and certification. Starting November 1, 2026, companies will need a registered trademark to participate in the unified national stand. In addition, the enterprise must have its own website. The exporter will also need to confirm the volume of shipments over the last 12 months. To participate in the national stand, they […]

In Uzbekistan, the conditions for financial support of exporters have been revised. The updated rules affect requirements regarding branding, export volume, and certification.

Starting November 1, 2026, companies will need a registered trademark to participate in the unified national stand. In addition, the enterprise must have its own website.

The exporter will also need to confirm their volume of shipments over the past 12 months. To participate in the national stand, it must be at least $100,000.

For foreign seminars, training sessions, trade missions, and business forums, the threshold is set at $50,000. This requirement does not apply to companies that will be represented by a government commission, the relevant ministry, or the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Until January 1, 2027, entrepreneurs will not be required to confirm the absence of overdue accounts receivable on foreign trade operations. This rule is linked to a moratorium on fines for enterprises without a state share.

Starting January 1, 2027, companies will be able to receive support for the implementation of standards and certification through qualified consulting organizations. Such organizations must be included in a special online registry.

The new rules also introduce liability for violating the conditions of support. For instance, refusing to participate in an agreed-upon international exhibition will result in a fine of 20 BRV (basic calculating units).

In addition, a company may be restricted for six months from participating in other state-funded events.

The new rules were approved by the Government Commission following meetings with entrepreneurs.

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