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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 Zone s are usually called free ports.

Many international airports have free ports.


FREE PORTS AND FREE ZONES BY COUNTRY


Asia


Bahrain




Japan









Europe


Croatia


(part of the European Union )
  • Freeport of Hamburg (''Freihafen Hamburg'')

  • Freeport of Bremen (''Freihafen Bremen'')

  • Freeport of Bremerhaven (''Freihafen Bremerhaven'')

  • Freeport of Emden (''Freihafen Emden'')

  • Freeport of Kiel (''Freihafen Kiel'')

  • Freeport of Cuxhaven (''Freihafen Cuxhaven'')

  • Freeport of Deggendorf (''Freihafen Deggendorf'')

  • Freeport of Duisburg (''Freihafen Duisburg'')



Denmark

(part of the European Union )

(part of the European Union )

(part of the European Union )

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

  • Georgia


(part of the European Union )

(part of the European Union )

(part of the European Union )

(part of the European Union )

(part of the European Union )
  • Free zone of Barcelona (''Zona franca de Barcelona'')

  • Free zone of Cádiz (''Zona franca de Cádiz'')

  • Free zone of Vigo (''Zona franca de Vigo'')

  • Free zone of Las Palmas De Gran Canaria (''Zona franca de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria'')

  • ( Ceuta and Melilla are not Free Ports or Free zones because they are parts of spain, but not part of the european union for customs and excises)

  • Sweden

(part of the European Union )

(part of the European Union )
  • Free zone of Lappeenranta (''Lappeenrannan Vapaa-alue'')

  • Freeport of Hanko (''Hangon Vapaasatama'')



Ukraine



Bermuda





Venezuela



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