Facilitating German customs clearance and shipments to help keep your goods moving.
Since the UK left the EU single market, getting your goods in and out of EU countries, such as Germany can become problematic as import or export customs clearance must be resolved to keep your goods moving.
To help traders continue trading, we’ve teamed up with two partners in Germany who will help facilitate export or import clearance to ensure your goods can carry on without being trapped in customs limbo. It’s simple to use and affordable.
We understand the pressure of moving goods quickly that's why we aim to submit export clearances within 24 hours of request.
You're in safe hands. We pick only the best partners to deliver services.
We believe in supporting our clients to set up strong, compliant internal processes.
Every action and job we complete adheres to strict ISO9001 standards, as well as voluntary standards set up by Zoll and HMRC.
Onboarding is quick and easy. We'll gather some information about your business and your German trading partner to get you set-up.
Your partner in Germany will need to sign a Letter of Authorisation (sometimes called a POA)
Once permission is obtained from your trading partner in Germany, a clearance request can be submitted.
If you’re looking for end-to-end shipping, get in touch and we can discuss how we can help.
It depends on the risk level but typically no. Thankfully these Sanitary and Phytosanitary Checks are due to end in min-2027!
Yes. Typically a haulier will issue a GMR however we have the facilities to issue them for you.
Yes. Typically a haulier will issue a ELO however we have the facilities to issue them for you if your shipment to or from Germany is going through France.
Yes. Typically a haulier will issue a ICS2 however we have the facilities to issue them for your shipment to Germany
Yes. We can issue Transit Declarations (T1) to Germany in as little as 1 hour for existing customers and 24 hours for new customers.
Read more about our transit declaration service.
No.
Specifically you must be registered for vat in the country the goods land in for EU imports. There are some exceptions for EU export whereby you can typically use any EU EORI providing you are registered and established in the EU (have a physical presence).
Some financial consultancy services will suggest obtaining an EU EORI through fiscal representation however EU customs agents will not provide service using a fiscal rep. eori unless you have a physical presence in the EU.
If you’re looking to start importing or exporting or, are already moving goods across borders by sea, road or air
Get in touch for a no-obligation quote.
