Applicants for an export permit to export commodities can apply for an electronic permit with the TITA. However, in cases stipulated in the proviso of paragraph 1 of Article 4 of the Regulations Governing Electronic Visas of Export and Import Commodities, applications shall be made in writing.
Applicants that apply for an export permit in writing shall prepare and submit the following documents:
1. An export permit application form completed in full.
2. Any other documentation as stipulated by other relevant regulations.
The formats for the export permit and the export permit application form shall be designed by the TITA.

An export permit shall be valid for thirty (30) days from the date of licensing. However, export permits with longer periods of validity may be issued for cases approved by the TITA for special projects.
If the applicant feels that the export commodities cannot be exported within the period of validity, an application for an export permit with a longer period of validity may be made at the time of application by stating the reasons and attaching supporting documents.
Applications are not accepted for extension of period of validity for an export permit. If a commodity is not exported within the valid period and re-licensing is applied for, an application for cancellation of the original export permit shall be made.

Applicants applying for amendments to the export permits shall be made in accordance with the following provisions:
1. If an error is discovered before submission of the export application to Customs, applications for cancellation of original permit and re-licensing shall be filed, and no amendment application is allowed.
2. If amendment is required before or after release of commodities by Customs and the amendment involves nomenclature, specifications, tariff classification code, unit, or quantity of the commodities, the applicant shall submit a certificate issued by Customs to the TITA.
3. The applicant's name on the export permit shall not be amended unless it has been authorized by the TITA.
4. When applying for amendments, the original export regulations shall be adhered to.
Applicants applying for amendments to the export permits can only be made within six months from the date when the original export permit was issued by the licensing organization, except amendments within three years of the issuing date and with the permission of the TITA.