We help obtain the required compliance documents for import, customs clearance, and sale of goods in Kazakhstan.
Compliance documents are often remembered when cargo is already being prepared for dispatch or is already at customs. Many goods cannot be imported, cleared, or sold without proof of compliance with EAEU technical regulations. It is better to check requirements before the shipment starts.
Requirements differ significantly depending on the product category.
For goods that require mandatory certification under EAEU technical regulations.
An alternative form of conformity confirmation for several product categories.
A document confirming that the product is not subject to mandatory certification.
State registration certificate for certain product groups.
For goods containing encryption tools and components.
For plant products and goods of plant origin.
For medical devices, food products, and several other categories.
Other compliance documents depending on product characteristics.
The client’s main question is: certificate or declaration? The product name is not enough to answer. We analyze purpose, composition, characteristics, and area of use, and only then determine the document type.
We deal with compliance documents already at the preparation stage before cargo arrives. This lets us assess risks in advance and choose the right path. Our task is not just to obtain a document, but to help the client solve the business task behind it.
It depends on the product type, purpose, and EAEU technical regulation category. Some goods require mandatory certification, some require declaration, and others are exempt. Tell us about your product, and we will determine the requirements.
A certificate of conformity is issued by an accredited certification body. A declaration of conformity is adopted and registered by the applicant, either the manufacturer or importer. Both confirm compliance with technical regulations, but they have different legal status and apply to different product groups.
An exemption letter confirms that a specific product is not subject to mandatory certification or declaration. It is obtained from an accredited certification body and is often requested by customs or buyers.
An SGR is required for certain food products, cosmetics, chemical substances, medical devices, and other categories defined by the Customs Union Commission. Without it, the goods will not pass customs clearance.
Yes, and we recommend doing exactly that. Many compliance documents can be started in advance, before the cargo arrives at customs. This helps avoid delays and extra costs caused by temporary storage downtime.
Not sure which compliance documents are needed? Tell us about the product, and we will determine the requirements and suggest a filing option.
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