Cargo transportation and Brexit
Cargo transportation after Brexit
We would like to remind you about Brexit and import / export freight changes to the United Kingdom.
As of January 1, 2021, Great Britain will withdraw from the EU Market and that will change the procedure for import and export cargo transportation to / from Great Britain. It will particularly affect those who have partners from the UK or who have to transit through the UK. So far, clear guidelines have been developed.
Freight to / from the United Kingdom will be handled in the same way as to third countries including customs formalities. Read more information on the website of the Road Transport Directorate.
We work with customs officials and are able to ensure that customs formalities are completed correctly.
Properly completed and prepared customs documents for submission to custom have important role in fast and efficient international freight transportation. If customs documents are not completed correctly, various delays and delays in the freight transportation process can occur, such as transport delays, additional costs, detention of products or even confiscation.
What documents to prepare?
For export to Great Britain: Sender’s or seller’s invoice, list of cargo or purchased goods, authorization to complete documents in the customs system, CMR – bill of lading, EORI No.
For import from Great Britain: Sender’s or seller’s invoice, list of cargo or purchased goods, authorization to form documents in the customs system, CMR – bill of lading, EORI No.
