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This notice advises on updates to the dual-use control list to reflect changes agreed by the international strategic control regimes.
This notice sets out changes to the military end-use controls from 19 May 2022.
This notice sets out additional sanctions measures on Russia.
This notice informs of the publication of 2 new open general export licences (OGELs) for India.
This notice sets out additional sanctions measures on Belarus.
This notice advises about an update to the open general export licence (military goods and technology: India).
This notice advises of revisions to the General Trade Licence Russia Sanctions - Vessels.
This notice sets out our plan to introduce mandatory Economic Operator Registration Identification (EORI) numbers on licence applications and registrations in SPIRE.
This notice advises of changes to open general licences including planned revocations of further open general export licences (OGELs).
The Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU) has amended the Export Control Order 2008.
This notice informs you of the key outcomes from the survey, and what work is underway over the next year.
This notice informs exporters of an amendment to the Export Control Order 2008.
This notice is to remind applicants of the requirements for undertakings.
How Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU) correct errors and show amendments in our published strategic export controls licensing statistics.
What private maritime security companies (PMSCs) with a trade control licence must do when their circumstances change like leaving the sector or merging.
Licence for the export of specified goods that could be used for the purpose of capital punishment.
GOV.UK guidance on export controls was updated on 31 December 2020 to reflect the end of the EU transition period.
The Department for International Trade has reviewed the scope of 2 open general export licences to make them more useable.
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