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A free port (porto franco) or free zone (US: Foreign-Trade Zone) is a port or area with relaxed jurisdiction with respect to the country of location. Most commonly this means being free of customs or being a special customs zone with favorable customs regulations. Earlier in time some free ports enjoyed political autonomy. The free economic zones are usually called free ports. Many international airports have free ports. Bahrain Iran Japan Hong Kong|Hong Kong, China Macau|Macao, China Malaysia Philippines Russia Singapore Croatia Germany (part of the European Union) Malta (part of the European Union) Denmark (part of the European Union) Greece (part of the European Union) United Kingdom (part of the European Union) Portugal (part of the European Union) Georgia (country)|Georgia Italy (part of the European Union) Ireland (part of the European Union) France (part of the European Union) Latvia (part of the European Union) Spain (part of the European Union) Sweden (part of the European Union) Finland (part of the European Union) Ukraine Bermuda Dominican Republic http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/inimr-ri.nsf/en/gr115831e.html http://www.port-technology.com/projects/caucedo/ Panama USA Venezuela See also | |||||||
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