Simplifications of transit procedure in the EU and Common transit countries

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Overview

It is worth exploring the simplifications of customs procedures! They offer great opportunities to save time and money. In this video, you will learn which transit simplifications you can benefit from in the EU and in the Common Transit countries and which requirements have to be met.

Content:

  1. Authorised consignor 
  2. Seals of a special type 
  3. Authorised consignee 
  4. Customs authorisations for the simplified procedures
  5. Other simplifications

The training is based on practical examples, starting from a non-simplified process and "simplifying" it to show the advantages for companies. Some disadvantages also need to be considered and we point these out.

This training is part of the module 'Customs transit', which is one of the 21 modules of an extensive course 'Customs Clearance and Trade Compliance in the EU'.

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