Customs exemption cap for online orders
The article focused on amending the executive regulations of the Unified Customs Law for the Gulf States. These amendments include new conditions for customs exemptions on personal parcels, postal shipments, supplies for charitable organizations, and imported goods for people with disabilities. It is now required that the value of parcels and shipments not exceed 100 Omani rials, and that they be of a personal and non-commercial nature. Importing more than 200 cigarettes is prohibited, compared to the previous limit of 400. Additionally, supplies for people with disabilities have been exempted from taxes, provided they are for personal use and for up to three years before selling imported vehicles. There are also specific conditions for essential relief items, and imported goods that are exempt from taxes cannot be sold until reviewed by customs. These amendments come as the culmination of changes issued under Royal Decree No. 28/2026.
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