Belarus Has Exhausted Its Annual Quota for Electric Vehicles
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The quota for duty-free import of electric vehicles for individuals has been exhausted. This was reported at the customs office.Read more...
Belarus has exhausted its annual quota for electric vehicles
This year, it’s no longer possible to import an electric vehicle into Belarus without paying customs duties, theState Customs Committee announced. The quantitative quota for duty-free import of electric vehicles for 2026 has been exhausted. Павялічыць Illustrative image. Photo: Nasha Niva Now, when declaring an electric vehicle, a customs duty of 15% of its value [...]
The quantitative quota for the duty-free import of electric vehicles by natural persons to Belarus has been exhausted and has been reported to the Customs Committee. In the future customs declaration of electric vehicles, owners must take into account the payment of a customs duty of 15 per cent of the value of the vehicle, while the exhaustion of the quota does not eliminate the possibility of exemption from VAT.
"In planning for a further Customs declaration, account should be taken of the need to pay a customs duty of 15 per cent of the value of the vehicle", noted the agency.
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