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Licence allowing the export of dual-use items or military goods software or technology and trade of military goods, to, between and among Australia, the USA and the UK.
How assimilated GEA licences authorise the export of certain controlled items to specified countries.
Statutory guidance for the Afghanistan sanctions regime, plus a summary of its purposes, scope and prohibitions.
Statutory guidance for the Syria sanctions regime, plus a summary of its purposes, scope and prohibitions.
Statutory guidance for the Iraq sanctions regime, plus a summary of its purposes, scope and prohibitions.
Statutory guidance for the Iran sanctions regime, plus a summary of its purposes, scope and prohibitions.
Licence for the export of military goods for the production, development or maintenance of Typhoon aircraft.
You may be able to use an open individual export licence (OIEL) to regularly export similar controlled items to the same customer.
Licence allowing the export or transfer of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and components for military goods.
Guidance for businesses and individuals on what licence and supporting documentation you need to export firearms, ammunition and related equipment.
Licence for the export of military goods to a government or a NATO organisation in any of the destinations or countries listed in the OGEL.
Transhipment licences allow controlled goods to pass through the UK on the way to other destinations: find out when you need one and how to use it.
This page provides guidance on the partial arms embargo on exporting certain military goods to mainland China, Macao and Hong Kong.
Guidance for exporters of controlled items on how to develop compliance procedures, pass audits and meet licence obligations.
Find out which body is responsible for licensing your activity, and send your application to the correct team.
How to check if certain transactions, goods and services are exempt from sanctions measures (exceptions), and how to use or apply for sanctions licences.
Export control licensing statistics compiled by the Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU).
Statutory guidance for the Zimbabwe sanctions regime, plus a summary of its purposes, scope and prohibitions.
Statutory guidance for the Lebanon sanctions regime, plus a summary of its purposes, scope and prohibitions.
Licence allowing the export of information security items.
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