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The Moldovan Customs Service intends to accelerate the digitalization of customs procedures for e-commerce

The Moldovan Customs Service intends to accelerate the digitalization of customs procedures for e-commerce

21.07.2026

This decision was made at the third meeting of the working group on the implementation of the e-Commerce platform, established in May of this year. The meeting was attended by the Customs Service leadership, representatives of the Central Customs Bureau, and the community of postal operators affiliated with the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham Moldova). The working group coordinates the development and implementation of the e-Commerce platform, including the description of customs control processes for international postal items, the preparation of draft regulations, and the search for...
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