IOR Africa: Your Importer of Record Experts in Lebanon
Taxes: Up To 15%
Duties: Up To 15%
Lead Time: 2 weeks
Best carrier option: Freight Forwarder
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Lebanon’s ICT and tech sector continues to expand, but businesses importing IT, telecom, and high-value equipment face a range of operational challenges. From documentation to inspections, every stage of the process requires close oversight to avoid delays and additional costs.
Lebanese customs demand precise invoices, certificates of origin, and technical specifications. Missing details or inconsistencies can trigger rejections or prolonged inspections.
Certain categories of goods—particularly telecom, defense-related, or sensitive equipment—require prior authorization from government ministries. Obtaining these approvals adds time to the import cycle.
Physical inspections at Beirut port and airport are common, especially for high-value shipments. Without proper preparation, these checks can lead to clearance delays.
Incorrect assignment of the appropriate HS code or undervaluation of goods may result in fines or re-assessments. Lebanese customs actively audit CIF values to detect discrepancies.
Secure pre-approvals and licenses for telecom and restricted equipment
Manage customs documentation with precision to avoid rejections
Ensure accurate HS code classification and valuation to prevent fines and delays
Provide full Importer of Record (IOR) support and comprehensive Exporter of Record (EOR) capabilities, covering duties, VAT, and logistics under DDP terms.