You regularly conduct import and export operations of goods in London. This involves complying with certain regulatory obligations, including formalities to control and authorise the entry and exit of goods from the British territory. A specialised agent is typically responsible for handling all customs clearance procedures.
Specialising in international transport and logistics, TRANSPORTS MARI Limited In London is your key contact for managing all your customs operations in London. With a deep understanding of the intricacies of customs clearance in the United Kingdom, our customs brokers ensure the secure and smooth transit of your goods, saving you valuable time.
We offer tailor-made support solutions to manage the customs clearance of your goods efficiently. Whether you choose a simplified home-based procedure or a more standard approach (general procedure), we can adapt to your needs.
Our services include:
- Tariff classification (HS code identification and assessment of product origin)
- Preparation of customs documents (customs declaration - EXS, commercial invoice, packing list, certificates of origin)
- Management of all customs operations (customs clearance, excise duties, accompanying documentation, regulatory monitoring)
- Management of special customs regimes (bonded warehousing, transit, and inward processing)
- Advice on customs regulations
Upon completion of the process, the British customs authorities (HMRC - Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) will provide you with various documents for administrative and commercial purposes:
- An EU and/or GB EORI (Economic Operator Registration and Identification) number
- VAT registration (for BtoC activities)
- The release form
- The customs control certificate
Present in the United Kingdom and across five continents, we have expertise in the most complex regulations regarding transport and customs.
Thanks to our global network, we optimise your supply chains, reduce delivery times, and ensure perfect regulatory compliance.
Key entities involved in customs clearance
The customs clearance procedure applies to all goods imported to or exported from the United Kingdom, or those transiting through the UK, except for uncontrolled goods imported from Ireland. Theoretically, it involves:
- Importers and exporters, whether companies or individuals
- Customs representatives, including freight forwarders and customs brokers
- Transport agents, such as airlines, shipping companies, and road carriers
- The British tax and customs authority (HMRC)