The key facts

  • From November 1, 2026, the customs fee for processing international courier shipments is reduced by 20%
  • By 2030, the capacity of transport and logistics centers is to reach at least 40 million tons, service exports $3.5 billion, transit 18.5 million tons
  • Logistics centers with a rating of 'BB' or higher are exempt from land and property taxes until 2040

Reduction of the fee for courier shipments

From November 1, 2026, the current customs fee rate for customs clearance of international courier shipments will be reduced by 20% in Uzbekistan. This is provided for by the Presidential Decree of October 12, 2026 'On additional measures for the development of the transport and logistics system' (number PQ–368 according to the Ministry of Justice, referenced by Zamon.uz).

Target indicators for 2026–2030

The document sets target indicators for the development of the transport and logistics system for 2026–2030. By 2030, the annual capacity of transport and logistics centers is planned to be brought to at least 40 million tons, and the export of transport and logistics services to $3.5 billion. The volume of transit cargo transportation through the territory of the republic should reach 18.5 million tons. The number of international land ports meeting the established requirements is intended to be increased from 24 to 30, and the capacity of checkpoints across the state border and container handling capacity in logistics centers are to be doubled.

Specialized territories and digitalization

The territories specializing in transport logistics are defined as the city of Khanabad in the Andijan region, the Alat district of the Bukhara region, the Termez district of the Surkhandarya region, as well as the Yangiyul and Akhangaran districts of the Tashkent region. Transport and logistics centers will implement terminal management systems (TOS) and warehouse management systems (WMS), which will be connected to the 'E-logistika' platform of the Ministry of Transport by the end of 2030.

Incentives for logistics centers and automakers

Transport and logistics centers meeting the established requirements will be exempt from land and property taxes until 2040. For this, the center must be included in the relevant international agreement, implement the necessary systems, and have a rating of 'BB' or higher on the 'E-logistika' platform. Centers included in the registry are exempt from customs duty and mandatory certification when importing warehouse equipment, loading and unloading machinery, units, and spare parts not produced in Uzbekistan until August 1, 2029. In addition, until December 31, 2027, enterprises producing vehicles of categories M₂, M₃, and N will be able to import components not produced in the country without paying customs duty.