Dual-use regulation: transferring dual-use items within the EU also requires registration
What is the EU Dual-Use Regulation?
The EU Dual-Use Regulation is a set of rules within the European Union that controls the export of certain items, software, and technology that can be used for both civil and military purposes. These rules are in place to prevent such items from getting into the wrong hands or being used in harmful ways, ensuring international security and peace. That is why dual-use items have export control regulations from the EU. This regulation requires exporters to obtain export licenses when exporting dual-use items outside of EU countries.
Within the European Union, dual-use classification goods are typically free from licensing requirements. However, some of these items are highly critical. Those are the items, software and technology listed in annex IV. These dual-use goods have sanctions to protect the export. Even if your items are not listed in annex IV, you still have a number of minimal requirements to adhere to. Two requirements regarding dual-use goods regulation are listed below:
Requirement 1: Inform your client
Requirement 2: Record your intra-EU dual-use transaction
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