If you are traveling internationally for your role at UNCW, export control regulations may apply to your trip. Export control regulations may apply if you are:
- Taking certain items outside the US. Examples of common items that may be covered by the export control regulations include laptops and tablets (because they can contain encryption software), GPS units, high tech cameras, or any other equipment.
- Attending or speaking at "closed" conferences outside of the US.
- Sharing technology or software with a foreign person, by any means of communication. A “foreign person” is 1) Any person who is not a US citizen or lawful permanent resident of the United States (green card holder); 2) Any foreign corporation or other entity or group that is not incorporated or organized to do business in the United States; and 3) Any foreign government.
Before traveling to a sanctioned or embargoed country such as Belarus, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Syria, Sudan, Ukraine, Yemen and Zimbabwe, please check with Research Integrity staff to determine if you require a license.
Obtaining a license can be a lengthy process, so please contact Export Controls team as soon as you begin planning travel to a sanctioned or embargoed country.
