Monday, February 14, 2011

List of free ports


free port (porto franco) or free zone (zona franca), sometimes also called a bonded area (US: Foreign-Trade Zone) is a port, port area or other area with relaxed jurisdiction with respect to the country of location. Free economic zones may also be called free ports.
Most commonly a free port is a special customs area with favorable customs regulations (or no customs duties and controls for transshipment). Earlier in history, some free ports like Hong Kongenjoyed political autonomy. Many international airports have free ports, though they tend to be called customs areas, customs zones, or international zones


Africa


Liberia


Egypt


Morocco


Mauritius

[Nigeria


Asia


Bahrain

[edit]China

[edit]India

(India does not have any free ports)


Indonesia


Iran


Israel

Japan


Lebanon


Malaysia


Pakistan


Philippines


Singapore


South Korea


Taiwan


Turkey


United Arab Emirates


Europe




Austria

(part of the European Union)


Belarus


Croatia


Denmark

(part of the European Union)


Finland

(part of the European Union)
  • Free zone of Lappeenranta (Lappeenrannan Vapaa-alue)
  • Freeport of Hanko (Hangon Vapaasatama)


France

(part of the European Union)
  • Free Zone of Le Verdon - Port de Bordeaux (Zone franche du Verdon — Port de Bordeaux)


Germany

(part of the European Union)
  • Freeport of Bremen (Freihafen Bremen), 1888−2007
  • Freeport of Bremerhaven (Freihafen Bremerhaven)
  • Freeport of Cuxhaven (Freihafen Cuxhaven), since 1896
  • Freeport of Deggendorf (Freihafen Deggendorf), since 1989
  • Freeport of Duisburg (Freihafen Duisburg), since 1989
  • Freeport of Hamburg (Freihafen Hamburg), 1888 - 2012


Georgia


Greece

(part of the European Union)


Ireland

(part of the European Union)


Isle of Man


Italy

(part of the European Union)
(United Nation Territory Not part of the European Union and administered by Italy)
  • Free Port of Trieste (Porto Libero di Trieste)


Malta

(part of the European Union)


Latvia

(part of the European Union)


Lithuania

(part of the European Union)


Portugal

(part of the European Union)
  • Free Zone of Madeira - Caniçal (Zona franca da Madeira - Caniçal)


Romania

(part of the European Union)

]Russia


Spain

(part of the European Union)


Sweden

(part of the European Union)
  • Marstrand, 17th century
  • Saint-Barthélemy, 1785-1878
  • Stockholms frihamn, 1919-1995
  • Frihamnen, Göteborg, 1922-


Switzerland


Ukraine

  • free port and free economic zone Odessa
    • 1819-1858
    • Trade sea port of Odessa, January 1, 2000 for 25 years


United Kingdom

(part of the European Union)[3]


The Americas


Argentina


Bermuda


Brazil


Chile


Dominican Republic

  • Mega Port of Punta Caucedo


Nicaragua


Panama


Uruguay


U.S.


Venezuela



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