Import Clearance

process through which goods entering a country are reviewed and authorized by customs authorities before they can be released into the local market. This involves the submission of necessary documentation, such as import declarations, invoices, and certificates of origin, to the customs authorities. The goods may also be subject to inspections to verify compliance with local regulations, safety standards, and any applicable import restrictions.
Once the customs authorities have assessed the goods and ensured all requirements are met, any duties, taxes, or fees must be paid. After these steps are completed, the goods are cleared for entry into the country and can be delivered to their final destination.
In essence, import clearance is a crucial step in international trade, ensuring that goods are legally and safely brought into a country, while also generating revenue through customs duties and maintaining regulatory standards.

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Export Accompanying Document (EAD)

Serves as proof that goods have been declared to customs and are allowed to leave the EU. It accompanies the goods to their destination. You or your representative are required to submit an export declaration and obtain customs clearance before the goods can exit the UK.

T1 / T2

A transit declaration is a document used to track the movement of goods from one place to another without incurring customs duties or other taxes. In the UK, this declaration is necessary for goods being transported through the country or between the UK and the EU. It ensures that the goods comply with applicable laws and regulations, helping to facilitate their smooth passage across borders.

Import Clearance 

Process through which goods entering a country are reviewed and authorized by customs authorities before they can be released into the local market. This involves the submission of necessary documentation, such as import declarations, invoices, and certificates of origin, to the customs authorities

Smart Border crossing

As part of re-establishing the border between the United Kingdom and the European Union, French Customs has developed an information system that enables businesses to automate the border crossing process for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). This innovative solution will be implemented at all entry and exit points in the Calais region and across the Channel-North Sea area.

Import Clearance