Notice on the Ban on Importing Goods in Transit Through Third Countries Into Haiti by Land
- Goods from third countries destined for the Haitian market cannot enter Haiti under the land transit regime.
- The AGD will reinforce documentary, physical and, where appropriate, technological controls on goods entering by land.
- Controls will be coordinated with security forces and other competent authorities.
- Violating goods face the measures and sanctions of the Customs Code, without prejudice to criminal prosecution.
- The notice takes effect on its date of publication.
The notice is issued by the Director General of the Administration Générale des Douanes and is addressed to importers, exporters, customs brokers, carriers, consignees, economic operators and all logistics chain actors. It states that goods from third countries and destined for the Haitian market cannot be introduced into Haiti under the transit regime by land. The AGD will reinforce documentary, physical and, where appropriate, technological controls, in coordination with security forces and other competent authorities, for goods entering by land. Goods introduced, declared or moved in violation of customs provisions face the measures, procedures and sanctions of the Customs Code and other legal provisions, without prejudice to criminal prosecution. Operators are asked to ensure strict compliance with Haitian law. The notice takes effect on its date of publication and is signed by Walter Gabellus, Director General.
How to cite
General Customs Administration (AGD), 2026, Notice on the Ban on Importing Goods in Transit Through Third Countries Into Haiti by Land, https://www.douane.gouv.ht/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/avis-relatif-a-linterdiction-dimporter-a-destina_261003_153830.pdf
- Rights holder
- Administration Générale des Douanes (AGD)