Who May Apply

Judges

Required Documents

Application;

A copy of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Armenia on the appointment of the judge;

Two photographs measuring 3 × 4 cm;

A certificate confirming the completion of training in the use of weapons and special means of protection.

Procedure and Timeframes for Granting the Permit

The Judicial Department shall forward the judge's application for the issuance of service weapons and special means of protection, together with the accompanying documents, to the Police of the MIA within one week from the date of receipt. Within one week from the date of receipt of the application and the accompanying documents, the Police shall issue the service weapons and special means of protection to the judge and shall notify the Supreme Judicial Council thereof.

Where the application for the Permit or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetic errors or other similar omissions), the applicant shall, within two working days from the date such deficiencies are identified, be invited to remedy them within five working days.

The Police shall organise training for judges on the safe handling of weapons, as well as on the use of weapons and special means of protection.

No state duty is payable.

Legislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia on Regulation of Arms Circulation

 Order No. 4-N of the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Chief of the Police of the Republic of Armenia, dated May 11, 2023 

 Decision No. 1222-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia, dated November 1, 2018 

Decision No. 891-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia, dated June 1, 2023

Who May Apply

Legal Entity

Required Documents 

This type of Permit is issued electronically through the "Permitting Documents" platform, available on the ational Single Window for Foreign Trade of the Republic of Armenia at  sw.gov.am (www.trade.gov.am), except in cases where the website is unavailable for an extended period. 

Application, including:

documents or copies thereof substantiating the purpose of the import and/or export of the weapons (e.g. an invitation, contract or other supporting document), as well as documents or copies thereof confirming the right to acquire the relevant type (consignment) of weapons;

in the case of a legal entity: its name, registered address, place of business, state registration number and taxpayer identification number;

the type, model, calibre and quantity of the weapons to be imported or exported, and, in the case of ammunition, the calibre and quantity;

in the case of temporary import and/or temporary export: the inventory list of the weapons, indicating the types, models and serial numbers of the weapons, as well as the calibre and quantity of the ammunition, together with the period of the temporary import and/or temporary export;

the countries of dispatch and destination, and the names and addresses of the Legal Entity concerned;

the transit country (where applicable);

a conformity assessment document or a copy thereof;

the receipt confirming payment of the state duty.

Online application: www.trade.gov.am

 

Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

The Permit shall be issued on the working day following the date of receipt of the application.

Where the application for the Permit or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetic errors or other similar omissions), the applicant shall, within two working days from the date such deficiencies are identified, be invited to remedy them within five working days.

Where the website is unavailable for an extended period, the legal entity shall submit the relevant documents in paper form to the Permits and Methodological Support Division of the Licensing Department of the General Department of Public Order and Security of the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia.

 

State duty: Amount and Payment Procedure

A state duty of AMD 5,000 shall be paid fora permit to import or export weapons, essential components of firearms and ammunition (valid for six months or for the extension of its validity for a further six months).

The payment may be made using one of the following methods:

via the E-Payments system;

by bank transfer to account No. 900005163838;

through HayPost.

The proof of payment shall be submitted together with the application.

Legislation            

Law of the Republic of Armenia on the Regulation of Arms Circulation 

Decision No. 1301-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia, dated November 12, 2015

Order No. 4-N of the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Chief of the Police of the Republic of Armenia, dated May 11, 2023

Law of the Republic of Armenia on State Duty

Who May Apply

Legal Entity

Required Documents

Application;

A copy of the legal entity's charter and state registration documents, or the permit to establish collections of weapons and ammunition;

A copy of the order issued by the head of the legal entity appointing the person responsible for the display and safekeeping of weapons and ammunition;

A list of employees authorised to display, store, hand over, and carry out activities related to weapons and ammunition;

A document confirming payment of the state duty.

Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

The application shall be examined within 23 working days following the submission of the documents required by law. The permit to establish/form a weapons collection shall be issued within five working days.

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

Legal Entity and individuals may organise exhibitions and exhibition-sales of weapon collections belonging to themselves or other owners on the basis of a permit to form a weapons collection․

Obligations

Legal Entity and individuals holding a permit to form a weapons collection are required to:

• ensure the security of exhibition halls and display cases, as well as the safekeeping of the exhibits;
• ensure the registration of the exhibits;
• submit to the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia the serial registration lists of the weapons intended for display.

Legal Entity and individuals holding a permit to establish/form a weapons collection are prohibited from:

displaying weapons that have not been registered by the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia;

displaying weapons together with other items at an exhibition, except for weapon components, manufacturing equipment and tools, sporting, hunting and fishing equipment, and items intended for the maintenance and repair of weapons;

storing weapons during the exhibition in display cases that do not comply with the prescribed requirements for weapon storage.https://www.e-payments.am/hy/ 

Cases Where a Permit Is Not Required

State militarised organisations may organise exhibitions of special weapon collections of scientific, informational, educational and forensic significance without a permit.

 

Grounds for Refusal to Grant a Permitt

The Police shall refuse an application for a permit if:

• the applicant has provided false information, or the submitted documents are incomplete or contain inaccuracies, and the applicant has failed to rectify the identified deficiencies within the prescribed period;
• the applicant has failed to ensure the conditions required for the storage of weapons;
• any of the grounds provided for in Part 7 of Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On the Regulation of Arms Circulation" exists.

Where an application for a permit or for the extension of its validity is refused, the Police shall notify the applicant in writing, stating the grounds for the refusal. A decision refusing to grant a permit or to extend its validity may be appealed in accordance with the procedure established by law.

Amount and Procedure for Payment of the State Duty

For a permit to display a weapon collection, valid for 6 months, a state duty of AMD 10,000 shall be paid. The state duty for extending the permit for 6 months is also AMD 10,000.

Payment may be made by one of the following methods:

• via the E-Payments system; 
• by bank transfer to account 900005163838;
• through HayPost.

Proof of payment of the state duty shall be submitted together with the application.

Legislation

  Law of the Republic of Armenia on the Regulation of Arms Circulation 

Order No. 4-N of the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Chief of the Police of the Republic of Armenia, dated May 11, 2023 

Law of the Republic of Armenia On State Duty

Who May Apply

Legal Entity

Required Documents

Application;

A copy of the legal entity's charter and state registration documents, or the permit to establish collections of weapons and ammunition;

A copy of the order issued by the head of the legal entity appointing the person responsible for the display and safekeeping of weapons and ammunition;

A list of employees authorised to display, store, hand over, and carry out activities related to weapons and ammunition;

A document confirming payment of the state duty.

Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

The application shall be examined within 23 working days following the submission of the documents required by law. The permit to establish/form a weapons collection shall be issued within five working days.

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

Legal Entity and individuals may organise exhibitions and exhibition-sales of weapon collections belonging to themselves or other owners on the basis of a permit to form a weapons collection․

 

Obligations

Legal Entity and individuals holding a permit to form a weapons collection are required to:

• ensure the security of exhibition halls and display cases, as well as the safekeeping of the exhibits;
• ensure the registration of the exhibits;
• submit to the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia the serial registration lists of the weapons intended for display.

 

Legal Entity and individuals holding a permit to establish/form a weapons collection are prohibited from:

displaying weapons that have not been registered by the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia;

displaying weapons together with other items at an exhibition, except for weapon components, manufacturing equipment and tools, sporting, hunting and fishing equipment, and items intended for the maintenance and repair of weapons;

storing weapons during the exhibition in display cases that do not comply with the prescribed requirements for weapon storage.

 

Cases Where a Permit Is Not Required

State militarised organisations may organise exhibitions of special weapon collections of scientific, informational, educational and forensic significance without a permit.

 

Grounds for Refusal to Grant a Permitt

The Police shall refuse an application for a permit if:

• the applicant has provided false information, or the submitted documents are incomplete or contain inaccuracies, and the applicant has failed to rectify the identified deficiencies within the prescribed period;
• the applicant has failed to ensure the conditions required for the storage of weapons;
• any of the grounds provided for in Part 7 of Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On the Regulation of Arms Circulation" exists. 

Where an application for a permit or for the extension of its validity is refused, the Police shall notify the applicant in writing, stating the grounds for the refusal. A decision refusing to grant a permit or to extend its validity may be appealed in accordance with the procedure established by law.

Amount and Procedure for Payment of the State Duty

For a permit to display a weapon collection, valid for 6 months, a state duty of AMD 10,000 shall be paid. The state duty for extending the permit for 6 months is also AMD 10,000.

Payment may be made by one of the following methods:

• via the E-Payments system;
• by bank transfer to account 900005163838;
• through HayPost.

Proof of payment of the state duty shall be submitted together with the application.

Legislation

  Law of the Republic of Armenia on the Regulation of Arms Circulation

Decision No. 1301-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia, dated November 12, 2015

Order No. 4-N of the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Chief of the Police of the Republic of Armenia, dated May 11, 2023

Law of the Republic of Armenia on State Duty

Who May Apply

Legal Entity

Required Documents

To obtain a permit to establish a weapon collection, Legal Entity shall submit:

Application;

Copies of the legal entity's charter and state registration documents;

A lease agreement for the buildings, display cases and storage facilities intended for the storage of weapons and ammunition, or documents certifying ownership thereof;

An inspection report on the buildings and display cases intended for the storage of weapons and ammunition, prepared by the Permit System of the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia and the Fire Safety Inspectorate;

A copy of the agreement concluded with the Police security unit for the protection of the premises and their connection to the centralised alarm monitoring station;

Copies of the orders issued by the head of the legal entity assigning responsibility for the storage of weapons and ammunition to the deputy head or another employee, appointing the person responsible for the storage and issuance of weapons and ammunition in the storage facility, and the lists of persons authorised to carry out activities involving weapons and ammunition;

Medical certificates confirming the absence of diseases or physical disabilities preventing the handling of weapons by persons involved in activities related to weapons and ammunition, if such persons do not hold a permit to possess and carry, or to carry, civilian or service weapons.

The above documents shall also be submitted when applying for an extension of the validity of the permit. Where amendments are made to the permit, only the documents giving rise to the amendments, containing information on the specific legal fact, together with any related supporting materials, shall be submitted.

Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

 Порядок и Сроки Предоставления Разрешения

The application shall be reviewed within 23 working days after the submission of the documents prescribed by law. The permit to form a weapons collection shall be issued within five working days.

If non-essential deficiencies (omissions, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetic errors and other similar shortcomings) are identified in the application for obtaining a permit or in the attached documents, The applicant shall be given two working days from the date of detection to remedy the deficiencies within five working days.

Grounds for refusal to grant the permit

The Police shall refuse an application for obtaining a permit if:

the applicant has provided false information, or the submitted documents are incomplete or contain inaccuracies, and the applicant has failed to remedy the identified deficiencies within the prescribed period;

the applicant has not ensured the necessary conditions for storing weapons;

any of the grounds provided for in Part 7 of Article 17 of the Law “On Regulation of the Circulation of Weapons” is present.

In case of refusal to grant an application for obtaining a permit or extending its validity period, the Police shall notify the applicant thereof in writing, indicating the Grounds for refusal. The decision to refuse an application for obtaining a permit or extending its validity period may be appealed in accordance with the procedure established by law.

Amount and Procedure for Payment of the State Duty

For a permit to form a weapons collection valid for a period of 10 years, a state duty of AMD 80,000 shall be paid. The fee for extending the validity period for another 10 years is AMD 60,000.

The payment may be made through one of the following methods:

• through the E-Payments systems system;
• by bank transfer to account number 900005163846;
• through HayPost.

The proof of payment shall be submitted together with the application.

Լegislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”ARLIS

Order No. 4-N of the Chief of Police-Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia of May 11, 2023 

Decision No. 896-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia of June 1, 2023 

Law of the Republic of Armenia on State Duty

In which cases is it conducted

The relevant subdivisions of the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia authorised to exercise control over the circulation of civilian and service weapons are entitled to inspect the facilities where weapons and ammunition are stored once every six months.

Required Documents

To obtain a permit, a legal entity shall submit:

an application;

a copy of the order on appointing the person responsible for the storage facility;

a copy of an identity document;

a Form No. 2 medical certificate issued by a healthcare institution;

an inspection report issued by the Fire Safety Inspection Body;

a copy of the contract concluded with the Police security unit on ensuring the protection of the premises and connecting them to the monitoring point of the centralised security alarm system.

If non-essential deficiencies (omissions, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetic errors and other similar shortcomings) are identified in the application for obtaining a permit or in the attached documents, The applicant shall be given, within two working days from the date of their detection, to remedy the deficiencies within five working days.

After submission of the above documents, inspections are carried out regarding the completeness and content of the documents, as well as other inspections arising from the nature of the service. Following the inspections, an act on the compliance of the storage facility is drawn up, valid for a period of 10 years, with the right to extend it for another 10 years.

Լegislation       

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”

Order No. 4-N of the Chief of Police-Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia of May 11, 2023 

Decision No. 896-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia of June 1, 2023

Who May Apply

Legal Entity

Required Documents

To obtain a permit, a legal entity shall submit:

• a document confirming that the organisation performs special statutory functions (e.g. a Government decision);
• an inspection report on the weapon storage conditions;
• an order appointing the responsible person;
• a copy of the responsible person's passport;
• Form No. 2 certificate;
• A document confirming payment of the state duty.

Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

The application shall be examined within 23 working days following the submission of the documents required by law. Permits for the storage and use of weapons shall be granted within five working days.

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

Grounds for refusal to grant the permit

The Police shall refuse an application for a permit if:

• the applicant has provided false information, or the submitted documents are incomplete or contain inaccuracies, and the applicant has failed to rectify the identified deficiencies within the prescribed period;
• the applicant has failed to ensure the conditions required for the storage of weapons;
• any of the grounds provided for in Part 7 of Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On the Regulation of Arms Circulation" exists.

Where an application for a permit or for the extension of its validity is refused, the Police shall notify the applicant in writing, stating the grounds for the refusal. A decision refusing to grant a permit or to extend its validity may be appealed in accordance with the procedure established by law.

Amount and Procedure for Payment of the State Duty

Fora permit to store and use civilian and service weapons, and, in certain cases, military weapons, valid for 10 years, a state duty of AMD 20,000 shall be paid. The state duty for extending the Permit for 10 years is AMD 10,000.

Payment may be made by one of the following methods:

• via the E-Payments system; 
• by bank transfer to account 900005163838;
• through HayPost.

Proof of payment of the state duty shall be submitted together with the application.

Legislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”

Decision No. 896-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia of June 1, 2023

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On State Duty“

Who May Apply

The legal entity, on behalf of its employee

Required Documents

Legal Entity performing special statutory functions shall submit:

• a written application from the head of the organisation, indicating the first name, surname and patronymic of the employees for whom weapon carrying Permits are requested, together with copies of their passports;
• certified copies of the orders appointing the person responsible for the safekeeping of weapons and ammunition, as well as the orders assigning personally allocated weapons to employees entitled to carry weapons;
• a certificate confirming completion of specialised training;
• for each employee, a medical certificate confirming the absence of diseases or physical disabilities preventing the possession of weapons;
• for each employee, two photographs measuring 3 × 4 cm, together with one additional photograph where more than one weapon is assigned to the employee in accordance with the established norms;
• A document confirming payment of the state duty.

Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

The application shall be examined within 23 working days following the submission of the documents required by law. Permits to store and carry weapons shall be granted within five working days.

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

 

Grounds for refusal to grant the permit

The Police shall refuse an application for a permit if:

• the applicant has provided false information, or the submitted documents are incomplete or contain inaccuracies, and the applicant has failed to rectify the identified deficiencies within the prescribed period;
• the applicant has failed to ensure the conditions required for the storage of weapons;
• any of the grounds provided for in Part 7 of Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On the Regulation of Arms Circulation" exists. 

Where an application for a permit or for the extension of its validity is refused, the Police shall notify the applicant in writing, stating the grounds for the refusal. A decision refusing to grant a permit or to extend its validity may be appealed in accordance with the procedure established by law.

 

Amount and Procedure for Payment of the State Duty

Fora permit to store and carry weapons while performing official duties (valid for 5 years or for an extension of 5 years), a state duty of AMD 6,000 shall be paid.

Payment may be made by one of the following methods:

• via the E-Payments system; 
• by bank transfer to account 900005163853;
• through HayPost.

Proof of payment of the state duty shall be submitted together with the application.

Legislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”

Order No. 4-N of the Chief of Police-Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia of May 11, 2023 ARLIS

Decision No. 896-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia of June 1, 2023

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On State Duty”

Who May Apply

Individual

Required Documents

Individuals shall submit:

• Application;
• A copy of an identity document;
• Medical Certificate (Form No. 2) on the applicant's health status;
• Two photographs.

Procedure for Issuing the Certificate

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

No State Duty Is Payable

Legislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”

Order of the Chief of Police-Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia of May 11, 2023, No. 4-N

Required Documents

For the Allocation of Training Weapons and Training Ammunition to Educational Institutions for Initial Military Training, the following documents shall be submitted:

• Application (official request);
• An extract from the order appointing the person responsible for the storage facility;
• An inspection report on the storage facility;
• A copy of the identity document;
• Medical Certificate (Form No. 2).

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

A training weapon means a device or object used solely for training purposes that cannot be repaired and restored to a functional condition suitable for firing.

No State Duty Is Payable

Legislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”

Decision No. 641-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia of April 27, 2023

Who May Apply

Foreign Citizen

Required Documents

To obtain a permit for the export from the Republic of Armenia of a weapon awarded as a gift, a foreign citizen shall submit:

• documents serving as the basis for the award;
• an application in the prescribed form;
• a copy of the identity document;
• A document confirming payment of the state duty.

 Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

Following the submission of the above documents, the completeness and content of the documents, as well as any other checks required in view of the nature of the service, shall be carried out. Upon completion of the checks, the applicant shall be issued a permit to export a weapon awarded as a gift, valid for two months.

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

Grounds for refusal to grant the permit

The Police shall refuse an application for a permit if:

• the applicant has provided false information, or the submitted documents are incomplete or contain inaccuracies, and the applicant has failed to rectify the identified deficiencies within the prescribed period;
• the applicant has failed to ensure the conditions required for the storage of weapons;
• any of the grounds provided for in Part 7 of Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On the Regulation of Arms Circulation" exists. 

Where an application for a permit or for the extension of its validity is refused, the Police shall notify the applicant in writing, stating the grounds for the refusal. A decision refusing to grant a permit or to extend its validity may be appealed in accordance with the procedure established by law.

Amount and Procedure for Payment of the State Duty

Foreign citizens shall pay a state duty of AMD 10,000 for a permit to export from the Republic of Armenia a weapon awarded as a gift (valid for 2 months).

Payment may be made by one of the following methods:

• via the E-Payments system;
• by bank transfer to account 900005163853;
• through HayPost.

Proof of payment of the state duty. shall be submitted before the final Permit documents are issued.

Legislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”

Order No. 4-N of the Chief of Police-Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia of May 11, 2023

Decision No. 1301-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia of November 12, 2015

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On State Duty”

Who May Apply

Foreign Citizen

Required Documents

To obtain a permit, a foreign citizen shall submit:

• an application in the prescribed form;
• a copy of the identity document;
• Proof of payment of the state duty. of the state duty (receipt(s));
• an import permit issued by the country of destination.

 Procedure and Timeframe for Granting the Permit

Foreign citizens may acquire civilian weapons in the Republic of Armenia in accordance with the procedure established by the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, on the basis of a request from the diplomatic mission of a foreign state, provided that the weapon is exported from the Republic of Armenia within five days from the date of its acquisition.

Where the application or the accompanying documents contain minor deficiencies (typographical errors, non-substantive inaccuracies, arithmetical errors, or other similar omissions), the applicant shall be requested, within two working days of their detection, to rectify the deficiencies within five working days.

Grounds for refusal to grant the permit

The Police shall refuse an application for a permit if:

• the applicant has provided false information, or the submitted documents are incomplete or contain inaccuracies, and the applicant has failed to rectify the identified deficiencies within the prescribed period;
• the applicant has failed to ensure the conditions required for the storage of weapons;
• any of the grounds provided for in Part 7 of Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On the Regulation of Arms Circulation" exists. 

Where an application for a permit or for the extension of its validity is refused, the Police shall notify the applicant in writing, stating the grounds for the refusal. A decision refusing to grant a permit or to extend its validity may be appealed in accordance with the procedure established by law.

 Amount and Procedure for Payment of the State Duty

The following state duties shall apply:

• AMD 1,000 for each item of throwing or cold weapon;
• AMD 10,000 for each gas weapon;
• AMD 20,000 for each smooth-bore long firearm or pneumatic weapon with a muzzle energy exceeding 7.5 joules;
• AMD 25,000 for each rifled long firearm or combination firearm;
• AMD 1,000 for each batch of 100 rounds of ammunition;
• AMD 1,000 for the acquisition of essential components of firearms.

Payment may be made by one of the following methods:

• via the E-Payments system;
• by bank transfer to account 900005163846;
• through HayPost.

Proof of payment of the state duty. shall be submitted before the final Permit documents are issued.

 Legislation

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On the Regulation of Arms Circulation”

Decision No. 1301-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia of November 12, 2015

Order No. 4-N of the Chief of Police-Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia of May 11, 2023

Law of the Republic of Armenia “On State Duty“