E-Export Consultancy

E-export is the process of selling products or services to foreign markets over the internet. BusinessUp provides comprehensive guidance to our customers on e-export. As an e-export agency, we develop strategies that will help you open the doors to global markets.

E-export offers great opportunities for businesses from different sectors. BusinessUp enables businesses of all sizes to take part in international markets with our e-export consultancy services.We offer solutions suitable for all types of businesses.

BusinessUp provides step-by-step guidance for businesses that want to do e-export. First, we start by doing market analysis through e-export consultants. Then, we develop strategies that fit the needs of your business. And we continue the process by applying these strategies quickly and properly.

Being a company is an important advantage in order to do e-export, but it is not mandatory.

E-export consultants play a critical role in the process of businesses opening up to foreign markets. Consultants of BusinessUp offer a wide range of services, from market research to strategy development. We support businesses at every step and help them achieve success in global trade.

The e-export process begins with market analysis and continues with the selection of appropriate e-export strategies. BusinessUp helps your business manage all processes effectively with our e-export consultancy services. We always stand out among export consultancy companies with our effective strategies and experience.

Difficulties encountered in the e-export process include language barriers, cultural differences and legal regulations. BusinessUp provides comprehensive support to overcome such challenges. We help you overcome these obstacles with our e-export consultancy services.

Various supports are offered to SMEs and entrepreneurs who export via e-commerce. These supports cover different categories such as Turquality Support, Brand Registration and Protection Support, Foreign Market Research Travel Support, Report Support, Document Purchase Support, Advertising Promotion Support, Fair Support and Company Purchasing Support. In order to benefit from the support, it is necessary to be an SME, to export via e-commerce and to meet certain conditions. Applications are made through the e-government system of the Ministry of Commerce.

It is the customs declaration required for products exported via e-commerce. It is issued electronically by the Ministry of Customs and Trade and is filled in by the exporter or authorized customs representatives. The declaration includes information such as sender and recipient information, product information, payment method and transportation information. It is submitted electronically by uploading it to the customs system.

It is a commercial invoice issued for products exported via e-commerce. It is issued by the exporter and may be in English or the language of the receiving country. The invoice includes information such as invoice date and number, sender and recipient information, product information, payment method and transportation information, taxes and discounts. It is used in the preparation of customs declarations and other export documents and documents the commercial relationship between the buyer and the exporter.

These are low-value products that are exported via mail or cargo without the need for a customs declaration. Products not exceeding 22,000 EURO are within the scope of micro export. Almost all products are within the scope of micro exports, but prohibited or restricted products are not. The advantages of micro exports include simple customs procedures, low bureaucracy and low costs.

Micro export invoice is a special type of invoice issued for low-value products exported via post or cargo without the need for a customs declaration. The value of products within the scope of micro export should not exceed 22,000 EURO.

A micro export invoice contains a lot of information, similar to a standard commercial invoice. These are:

• Invoice date and number: The date and sequence number of the invoice.
• Sender and recipient information: Titles, addresses, tax offices and tax numbers of the exporter and recipient.
• Product information: Customs tariff description, product description, quantity, unit price and total amount.
• Payment method and transportation information: Payment method (cash, money order, credit card, etc.) and transportation method (mail, cargo, etc.)
• Taxes and discounts: Amounts of taxes such as VAT, SCT and discounts, if any.

Other information: Other information added by the exporter.

Some important features of micro export invoice are:

• The invoice must contain the phrase "Micro Export Invoice".
• GTIP (Customs Tariff Statistics Position) code and origin information must be written on the invoice.
• The official invoice to be given with the shipment and the information on the proforma invoice, such as prices and quantities, must exactly match.
• There is no special format requirement for micro export invoice.

ETGB is the abbreviation of Electronic Commerce Customs Declaration. It is a type of declaration issued electronically for the passage of micro-export products through customs. ETGB is a simpler process than the customs declaration and contains less information.