Customs Union of the Eurasian Economic Union

One of the consequences of the customs union is that the EAEU negotiates as a single entity in international trade agreements, such as free trade agreements in goods, instead of individual member states negotiating for themselves (Article 35 of the EAEU Treaty).

[14] The Eurasian Economic Community, founded in 2000, has assumed responsibility for the implementation of previous agreements, created supranational bodies and finally launched the long-delayed customs union in 2010.

The member states continued with economic integration and removed all customs borders between each other after July 2011.

List of products which are subject to certification and declaration is provided in the relevant CU TRs.

For DoC, the applicant must be a local entity registered in the territory of an EAEU member country.

However where the EAEU countries are members of international organizations (such as IECEE), competent national certification bodies in EAEU accredited in the same international organizations (e.g. for the IECEE, the list of EAEU certification bodies accredited in IECEE can be seen at the following link) have the legal right to recognize the results of the national certification bodies from the other member countries of these international organizations.

For series manufacturing certificates, there's mandatory annual surveillance procedure (performed via sample test or factory inspection).

The EAEU member countries managed to agree on unification of requirements for most[dubious – discuss] of categories of products/services (via CU TRs).

], it is not expected that unified requirements in EAEU for radio-telecom appliances/modules would appear earlier than in 2020. b) Due to uneasy process of development of CU TR system in EAEU, the national member countries are starting to implement national requirements in the areas strategically important for these countries in the absence of proper quality unified EAEU TRs (e.g. Belarus introduced mandatory national energy efficiency requirements for electrical products on its territory from 01.02.2017 Archived 2016-11-07 at the Wayback Machine).

Regional Trade Agreements Database of the World Trade Organization . [ 7 ]
The 1995 Agreement on the Customs Union between Russia and Belarus [ 8 ] and the 1995 Agreement on the Customs Union between Kazakhstan and the combined customs territory of Russia and Belarus [ 9 ] in the database of international treaties of the Eurasian Economic Union [ 10 ]
Regional Trade Agreements Database of the World Trade Organization . [ 11 ]
Timeline of EAEU Integration from the World Trade Organization report. [ 12 ]
Sheremetyevo International Airport , Moscow, Russia. Passengers from Kazakhstan are no longer subject to customs inspections.
Nominal world GDP and GDP of the Customs Union of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia in 2011.
European Union : $17.1 trillion (25%)
United States : $14.8 trillion (22%)
China : $7.2 trillion (10%)
Japan : $5.8 trillion (8%)
Other countries: $22.2 trillion (32%)
Customs Union of Belarus , Kazakhstan
and Russia : $2.1 trillion (3%)
The growth rate of the total turnover of foreign and mutual trade of the Customs Union (growth of the quarter compared to the corresponding period of the previous year). The Common Customs Code was established on July 1, 2010 (blue vertical line). Data source: Eurasian Economic Commission, Department of Statistics [ 27 ] [ 28 ] [ 29 ] [ 30 ] [ 31 ] [ 32 ] [ 33 ]