Commercial
Shipments
Import
documents
All goods that are not in the category of gift parcels have
to be cleared. The goods have to be reported to Customs
by means of the so-called ‘Enig Document’ (a
standard application-form). Apart from the application-form,
there are forms required for other purposes. For example:
certificates of origin and permits.
In order to take
care of the Customs clearance for your company, we require
the following documents:
1. Bill of Lading.
2. An inventory of your goods.
3. An original invoice.
4. A certificate of the value.
5. Import number / Export number.
6. Tax standing number.
7. KKF number (Chamber of Commerce and Industry).
When exporting
goods for the first time, your company will not yet have
an import number or export number. We can apply for these
required numbers, with a certified copy of the entry at
the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KKF) as well as a
certified copy of the entry at the Tax department.
When you are
a resident and you want to clear goods once only, the following
documents are required:
1. Form of proxy
to obtain clearance.
2. A copy of your passport or ID-card.
3. An inventory of your goods.
4. An original invoice.
5. A certificate of the value.
Export
documents
When exporting commercial goods, your shipment has to be
declared to Customs by means of an ‘Enig Document’
and an ‘I.T.’-form.
If you
use a company name when exporting, we require the following
documents:
1. An inventory
of your goods.
2. An original invoice.
3. A certificate of the value.
4. Import number / Export number.
5. Tax standing number.
6. KKF number (Chamber of Commerce and Industry).
Note: some goods require export permits, for example timber.
Export tax has been fixed at 0,6 % of the invoice value of the goods.
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