GTİP code · TGTC 2026

Turkish Customs Tariff Schedule

  • 15,703Tariff lines
  • 13.3%average
  • 3,499Free
  • US$314bnImports 2024

The Turkish Customs Tariff Schedule has 15,703 12-digit lines across 96 chapters; this version (TGTC 2026) is in force from 1 January 2026.

3,499 lines are duty-free and 76 carry a specific or compound duty; the average percentage rate is 13.3% and the highest 225%.

Türkiye imported goods worth US$314bn in 2024.

About the Türkiye tariff

The Turkish Customs Tariff Schedule (Türk Gümrük Tarife Cetveli) uses 12-digit codes, known in Turkish as GTİP: the first eight follow the EU Combined Nomenclature, because Türkiye and the EU form a customs union for industrial goods; the last four are national subdivisions.

The schedule prints the statutory rates set under Customs Tariff Law 474. The rates actually applied at import are fixed each year in the Import Regime Decision and can differ by country of origin.

The Turkish schedule prints the statutory rate set under Customs Law 474. The rate applied at import is laid down in the Import Regime Decision and can be lower, or different by country of origin.

Chapters 96

Questions and answers

How many digits does a GTİP code have?

12 digits. The first six are the international HS code.

Is the rate in the Turkish schedule the rate I pay?

Not necessarily. The schedule shows the statutory rate under Law 474; the applied rate, which may be lower or depend on the country of origin, is set in the Import Regime Decision.