NTE 2024/02: General Trade Licence Russia Sanctions - Vessels

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Gail Leeson
18 January 2024

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The second Notice to Exporters of 2024 published 18th January 2024, relates to the General Trade Licence Russia Sanctions.   

The General Trade Licence has been revised to include the following within its scope: 


  • Regulation 46XB (import of Schedule 3DA revenue-generating goods) 
  • Regulation 46XD (supply and delivery of Schedule 3DA revenue-generating goods to a third country) 
  • Regulation 46XE (technical assistance relating to Schedule 3DA revenue-generating goods) 
  • Regulation 46XF (financial services and funds relating to Schedule 3DA revenue-generating goods) 
  • Regulation 46XG (brokering services relating to Schedule 3DA revenue-generating goods) 


The licence can be found here: General Trade Licence: Russia Sanctions - Vessels 


The licence comes into force immediately on the 18th of January 2024. 


Anyone seeking to rely on this licence must register online via SPIRE within 30 days of their first licence use. 



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