The Jordan Customs Department announced that it will cease accepting paper-stamped invoices for goods sent to the Aqaba Special Economic Zone (ASEZA), mandating that tax invoices be received exclusively electronically via the Tax Invoice Monitoring and Management Platform, effective June 1, 2026.
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The Department emphasized that the submission of invoices will be conducted solely through the Jordan Customs Unified Services Portal. Invoices must be declared proactively before the arrival of the goods at the customs center, which will contribute to expediting procedures and facilitating clearance operations.
It stated that this measure falls within the framework of Jordan Customs' efforts to develop the customs work ecosystem and drive digital transformation. This, in turn, will enhance the efficiency of customs control, streamline the matching of tax invoices, and raise the levels of accuracy and transparency in commercial transactions.
The Department added that adopting the electronic platform will accelerate transaction processing, reduce time and effort for traders and importers, and elevate compliance levels. This aligns with the government's directives to modernize services and simplify customs procedures, particularly those related to the movement of goods bound for the Aqaba Special Economic Zone.
