What will change from November 1
The norma.uz portal presents an overview of the main changes in national legislation that will come into force on November 1, 2026.
What changes from November 1
The norma.uz portal publishes an overview of the main changes in national legislation that will come into force on November 1, 2026.
The current rate of the customs duty for customs clearance of international courier shipments is reduced by 20%.
Services for granting old-age pensions 2 years earlier than the generally established age to certain individuals will be provided proactively.
Services are provided to persons who were employed in harmful jobs and under onerous working conditions, as well as to persons entitled to a pension with a reduction of the generally established age.
The acquisition and supply of liquefied gas to the population by "LPG-Trade" LLC will be carried out through the exchange.
"LPG-Trade" LLC will supply liquefied gas for social sphere facilities at exchange prices formed on the basis of market principles.
Patrol and guard service units of the internal affairs bodies responding to crime reports received via the "112" system will arrive at the scene of incidents committed not only in public places, but also in residential buildings.
Persons who have violated public order at mass events are restricted from attending future mass events.
For business entities connected to automated electricity and natural gas accounting systems, the amount of advance payment for their monthly consumption is set at 15%.
Legal entities and individuals advertising goods (works, services) via SMS will be able to do so only after obtaining the written or electronic consent of the subscriber.
The distribution of advertising calls and notifications via telecommunication networks (mobile communication) is prohibited between 18:00 and 09:00, and mobile operators are obliged to fully or partially block advertising calls and notifications distributed by them at the request of the subscriber.
Organizations, including non-state archives, must now submit information to state archives about the archival documents they store via the Archive Information System.