What exporters to Iraq need to know about Iraq COC: who needs it, products covered, the step-by-step process, documents and timelines.
| Authority | Central Organization for Standardization & Quality Control (COSQC) via appointed inspection bodies |
|---|---|
| Countries | Iraq |
| Mark | — |
| Requirement | Mandatory |
| Typical timeline | 1–3 weeks |
| Validity | Per shipment (CoC) |
| Local representative | No |
Regulated goods shipped to Iraq need a Certificate of Conformity (COC) issued before shipment by an inspection body appointed by Iraq's Central Organization for Standardization & Quality Control (COSQC). The COC is based on document review, test reports and physical inspection of the consignment, and is required for customs clearance.
Examples only – coverage is set by the regulator’s current product list and HS codes. We confirm it for your product free of charge.
Yes – Regulated goods shipped to Iraq need a Certificate of Conformity issued before shipment by a COSQC-appointed inspection body, based on test reports, document review and physical inspection.
Typical products include Electrical appliances, Electronics, Auto parts, Tyres, Building materials, Food products, Toys and Cosmetics. The official list changes over time, so we confirm coverage for your exact product and HS code in a free applicability check.
No. PCN coordinates with your importer or arranges a representative where needed.
Typical timeline: 1–3 weeks. Validity: Per shipment (CoC). Share your product details and we will give you a realistic plan and cost.
Yes. The COC is issued per shipment, although regular exporters can often use registration or licence routes that speed up repeat shipments.
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