Foreign Trade

Foreign trade, in its shortest form, is defined as all exchanges of goods and services between two or more countries. The fact that foreign trade is carried out between different countries leads to the necessity of spending more time and effort on these transactions, as well as more detailed research and preparation of documents and other transactions. The fact that buyers and sellers, who are at the basis of foreign trade, are far away and have different cultures and trade habits makes it obligatory to implement foreign trade in line with the dynamics of foreign trade that cannot be ignored and taking into account all variables.

In this respect, foreign trade legislation is generally the whole of the legislation covering the rules related to the exit of goods sold from one country to another country (exports) or brought to that country from another country (imports) from the customs borders of the country or entry into the customs borders.

Due to the large number of parties in foreign trade and the international dimension of the transactions, the legal literature of foreign trade is also quite extensive. In this framework; legal regulations related to foreign trade practices;
» International treaties,
» International Commercial Customs and Rules,
» National Foreign Trade Legislation,
» National Customs Legislation,
» National Foreign Exchange Legislation,
» Banking and Insurance Legislation,
» Transportation Legislation
» Local Legislation of the Countries of Trade

Foreign trade transactions should be carried out in accordance with the procedures and laws by taking into account