Muscat: Oman has closed its customs clearance offices in Al Wajajah border post, starting from May 6 until further notice due to coronavirus outbreak, Government Communication said on Tuesday.
The decision to close the offices was taken based on the directions from the Supreme Committee.
“As per the directions from the Supreme Committee and based on recommendations of Ministry of Health, the General Administration of Customs has decided to close customs clearance offices at the Al-Wajajah border post starting from May 6,” the statement from GC said.
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According to GC, all importers, exporters and customs clearing applicants can use the Ministry of Commerce’ Bayan system for remote customs clearance.
