The economic and social indicators that affect the logistics performance of the countries have been examined and discussed by many authors. Globalization, the increase in consumers' demand for shopping via e-commerce, increased competition, customer satisfaction, developing technology pandemic, costs and time criteria have increased the importance of Logistics Performance on international trade. In this study, the Logistics Performance Index (LPI) score and the sub-components affecting LPI in Turkey will be examined. When Turkey's LPI is examined, it is seen that the lowest sub-component it has is the customs variable. While calculating the efficiency of the customs clearance process of the countries, the waiting time of the vehicles at the customs, the customs document and automation times, the adequacy of the customs infrastructure systems are examined. In the last part of the study, the methods applied in Turkey to increase the index score will be discussed. In order to increase the score of the customs variable included in the LPI calculations in the LPI (faster and more efficient customs operations), T.C. The Ministry of Customs and Trade carried out three new applications on February 21, 2020. These applications are Permitted Shipper, On-Site Customs Clearance in Export and Authorized Obligatory Status. The content of these three applications will be explained in the study. Key words: Logistics Performance Index (LPI), Logistics, Turkey