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Customs & Trade

Customs Brokerage

Expert customs declarations and representation for smooth import and export clearance across the EU.

Navigating customs procedures is one of the most complex aspects of international trade. Incorrect classifications, incomplete documentation, or procedural errors can result in costly delays, penalties, and seized goods. Transfactor Logistics provides a complete customs brokerage service that handles every aspect of customs clearance.

Our licensed customs brokers have deep expertise in EU customs regulations, tariff classification, and trade compliance. We file declarations electronically, manage advance clearance for arriving shipments, and provide ongoing compliance support to keep your trade operations running smoothly.

Whether you are importing raw materials, exporting finished goods, or managing transit movements through the EU, our team ensures that your goods clear customs quickly, correctly, and at the optimal duty rate.

Key Features

Import Declarations

Complete import customs declarations filed electronically, ensuring fast clearance and correct duty assessment.

Export Declarations

Export documentation prepared and filed in compliance with national and EU regulations, including ECS/ICS systems.

Direct Representation

We act on your behalf as direct customs representative, managing all interactions with customs authorities.

Advance Clearance

Pre-clearance processing before goods arrive, reducing dwell time at ports and airports for faster delivery.

Tariff Classification

Expert HS code classification and advice on preferential trade agreements to optimize duty payments.

Compliance Support

Customs audit preparation, compliance reviews, and ongoing advisory to keep your trade operations compliant.

How It Works

1

Document Collection

We gather your commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading/airway bill, and any certificates of origin or special permits.

2

Classification & Valuation

Your goods are classified under the correct HS codes and customs value is determined according to WTO Valuation Agreement methods.

3

Declaration Filing

Import or export declarations are filed electronically with the customs authority, with all required supporting documents attached.

4

Duty Assessment & Payment

Customs duties, VAT, and any applicable anti-dumping or countervailing duties are calculated and arranged for payment.

5

Goods Release

Once customs clearance is granted, goods are released for delivery. You receive all clearance documentation for your records.

Frequently Asked Questions

The standard documents required are: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading or airway bill, and a customs declaration. Depending on the goods, you may also need certificates of origin, phytosanitary certificates, conformity certificates, or import licenses.

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