According to the ministry's written statement, the teams carefully conducted risk analysis studies, especially at the Sarp, Kapıkule and İpsala customs gates.
As a result of the checks, the teams questioned the suspicious people and vehicles through the ministry's systems.
As a result of the interrogations, it was found that luxury vehicles that were temporarily brought into the country for tourist purposes were left behind in the country, and individuals without a vehicle traveled abroad without presenting a letter of undertaking. In addition, it was found that some persons attempted to illegally benefit from the benefits of temporary importation by pretending that the necessary conditions were met to bring vehicles within the scope of the temporary importation exemption.
Market value: 540 million lira
In this context, 50 luxury vehicles with a market value of around 540 million lira were confiscated in 11 provinces, which were brought into the country and used illegally by abusing the temporary import regime.
The investigation into the incident continues at the Hopa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
The fight against illegal activities, especially against vehicles and suspects who entered the country with forged documents and endangering the country's social welfare and economy through tax evasion, is not slowing down.
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