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Syrian Customs Tariff app: the fees for every code in the amended 2026 table, on your phone

The Syrian customs tariff changed more than once in 2026. The free Syrian Customs Tariff app by MIDTRANS shows the fees for every code in one place, with the table each figure comes from, on Android, iPhone and Huawei, even offline.

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Reviewed by Khaldoun Al-Khouli, General Manager

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What you get for each code

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Full fees

Import duty, additional fees, total and export fees.

Negative list

Codes that may not be imported, clearly flagged.

Decree changes

Codes amended or replaced by Decree 188.

Offline and current

Works without internet and updates itself.

Three changes in one year

Which fee applies to this code today?

In 2026 the Syrian tariff moved three times: the harmonized tariff table under Decree 110, then the amended fees table of 1 March 2026, then the changes in Legislative Decree 188. Every shipment now raises the same question: which fee applies to this code today?

The Syrian Customs Tariff app puts the answer in one place. It is free on Android, iPhone and Huawei AppGallery, and holds more than 6,000 codes with 8-digit numbers and Arabic and English descriptions. You can search by code or by goods name in either language.

  • Free on Android, iPhone and Huawei
  • Search by code or goods name
  • Arabic and English descriptions
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For every code

The full fees, and where each figure comes from

Each code shows the import duty, the additional fees and the total, plus the export tax and export service fee where they apply. Most fees are fixed US-dollar amounts by weight, usually per ton; some codes are a percentage of the invoice value, and the app says which for each code.

Every code also shows the table it comes from and its review date. Codes that are not in the amended March table keep their Decree 110 fees, with a note saying so. For example, code 2523.10.10 (cement clinker) shows an import duty of 10, additional fees of 4 and a total of USD 14, as fixed amounts by weight.

  • Import duty, additional fees and total
  • Fixed amounts by weight or a share of the invoice
  • Source table and review date on every code

Restrictions and decrees

Negative list, exemptions and Decree 188

Codes on the negative list, which may not be imported, are clearly flagged, and so are duty-exempt codes. Codes amended by Decree 188 carry a note saying what changed; codes it cancelled and replaced point you to the new code.

For the background to the decree, read our post on Legislative Decree 188 of 2026. The same data is on our Syrian customs tariff pages.

Offline, current, and a person to ask

Works without internet, updates itself, and MIRA answers

The tariff is stored on the phone, so the app works without internet. When a new amendment is published, the app picks up the update from mid-trans.com by itself, without waiting for a new version in the stores.

You can save the codes you use and share them. MIRA, the MIDTRANS AI assistant, answers questions about a code or about shipping to Syria and connects you to one of our customs experts. The app is unofficial and not affiliated with any government body; figures are for guidance and final classification and fees are confirmed by customs.

  • Works offline
  • Updates without a new app version
  • Ask MIRA or a customs expert
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the Syrian Customs Tariff app free?

Yes. It is free on Android, iPhone and Huawei AppGallery, and signing in is optional.

Does the app work without internet?

Yes. The tariff is stored on the phone, and the app updates itself from mid-trans.com when it is online.

What currency are the fees in?

US dollars, as in the published tables. Most are fixed amounts by weight, usually per ton; some codes are a percentage of the invoice value.

Are the fees in the app final?

No. They are a reference copy of the published tables, for guidance. Final classification and fees are confirmed by customs.

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