Specifically, the import quota of silver is usually set by relevant government agencies or trade commissions, and it is allocated by means of bidding, tendering or distribution. Importers need to apply for quotas to obtain a license to import silver, and exporters also need to restrict the export of silver according to the quotas stipulated by the state. This can effectively control the supply and demand of silver and protect the interests of domestic industries.
It should be noted that different countries or regions may have different restrictions and specific provisions on silver import quotas, and the specific situation needs to be determined according to the laws and regulations of relevant countries. It is recommended to consult local trading institutions or professional lawyers before conducting silver import and export business, and abide by relevant regulations and procedures.