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The purpose of the agreements regarding mutual administrative assistance between two or more customs administrations is to –
- enable the administrations to exchange information
- provide each other with technical assistance
- undertake surveillance and investigations together, with, and on behalf of, each other
- co-operate with each other in order to enhance the efficiency of their operations
Multilateral MAA Customs Conventions/Agreements
​Status Overview | Last updated on​ |
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Status summary of all Multilateral Mutual Assistance Customs Conventions/Agreements​ Customs | ​29 March 2017 |
Jurisdiction | ​Date of Entry into Force |
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Multilateral Southern African Customs Union Agreement on Mutual Administrative Assistance | ​8 March 2017 |
Shortcuts to SACU website for the Multilateral Convention on the Mutual Administrative Assistance on Customs matters​ | Links​​ |
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Status of Agreements concluded by the Southern African Customs Union States​ | ​http://sacu.int/docs/agreements/2017/SACU%20Status%20Register%20March%202017.pdf |
Bilateral MAA Customs Agreements
​Status Overview | ​​​Last updated on |
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4 July 2018 |
The Customs MAAs have been arranged in alphabetical order per jurisdiction for ease of reference.
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​Jurisdiction | ​​​Date of Entry into Force |
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Algeria | 5 March 2003 |
​Argentina  | ​1 December 2013 |
​Brazil | ​1 December 2012 |
​Canada | ​9 November 2010 |
​China (People’s Republic of) | ​1 February 2007 |
​Czech Republic | ​15 April 2006 |
​Democratic Republic of Congo | ​1 May 2008 |
​France | ​1 July 2000 |
​India | ​1 October 2008 |
​Iran | ​1 August 2012 |
​Japan | ​2 July 2012 |
​Mozambique | ​12 January 2006 |
​Netherlands | ​1 April 2003 |
​Norway | ​1 November 2006 |
​Sudan | ​1 December 2015 |
​Turkey | ​1 November 2009 |
​United Kingdom | ​1 June 2000 |
​United States of America (USA) | ​1 August 2001 |
​Uruguay                                          New! | ​1 September 2018 |
​Zambia | ​27 December 2017 |
​Zimbabwe | ​1 October 2015 |