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Do you know the types of customs transit procedures and the consequences of picking the wrong one? Do you know what alternative proof is and what a challenge it can be to receive it? Do you know what issues related to customs IT systems the holder of the procedure may face?

Those eager to learn the answers joined the CKI webinar on 5.10.2022. Are you eager as well? We invite you to watch the record. 

The webinar is relevant for everyone interested in transit-related risk management in the EU, the UK, EFTA countries (Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Switzerland), Turkey, Ukraine, the Republic of North Macedonia, and Serbia, i.e. countries applying common transit procedure. Thousands of these procedures are started every day, however, not all of them end properly – some cause expensive issues for the holder of the procedure, and the customer and other stakeholders might be impacted as well. During the webinar, we draw your attention to some of the issues and discuss how to prevent them.

Content:

  • The importance of choosing the right type of transit procedure;
  • The discharge of the transit procedure – what businesses tend to think and what is it in fact;
  • The alternative proofs and the challenges you might face to receive them;
  • Customs IT systems and the guarantee-related challenges the holders of the procedure might face.

Please find answers to the questions discussed during the webinar and slides in the resources section. Take the quiz to test your knowledge.

  • Publication date: October 05, 2022
  • Unlock duration: 2 months
  • Prepared by: Enrika Naujokė
  • Video duration: 50min 25sec
  • Languages: English
  • Level: Advanced
  • Type: Web/Seminar recording
  • Topic: transit
  • Tag: guarantee
  • Market: Europe EU - European Union UK - United Kingdom

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