Customs services
To help protect you from additional administration and unplanned costs in a changing regulatory environment, we provide professional customs brokerage services in Klaipėda.
Professional customs brokerage
Security in international trade
We help reduce errors in declarations, assess the appropriate commodity classification and coordinate formalities to minimise unnecessary customs delays. Our team manages the documentation and communication required for the procedure.
Our customs brokerage services
Comprehensive document preparation, import and export formalities, and transit declarations.
Why choose us?
Because we manage customs-related risks, follow changing customs requirements and represent your interests throughout the process.
We prepare declarations for release for free circulation, support correct commodity classification and coordinate temporary-admission or customs-warehousing formalities where applicable.
We prepare export declarations for goods leaving the European Union and help ensure the required documentation is correctly completed. The application of a 0% VAT rate depends on the relevant VAT conditions and evidence of export.
We prepare transit declarations and coordinate guarantees where required, allowing goods to move under customs supervision while duties and taxes are suspended until the procedure is discharged at destination.
Store non-Union goods in our customs warehouse in Klaipėda and defer import duty and VAT until the goods are released for free circulation, subject to the applicable customs procedure.
Everything from one provider
Single-source service. Our own logistics infrastructure, including warehousing, allows related processes to be coordinated through one provider.
Open communication
We communicate openly about pricing and its components and aim to respond to enquiries within 24 hours.
Expertise
Maritime logistics expertise. We think ahead for the client and find solutions even for complex logistics challenges.
Personal attention and operational support
Every client receives individual attention. We provide advice and assistance whenever an operational situation requires it.
Frequently Asked Questions
EORI (Economic Operators Registration and Identification) is a unique identifier required for economic operators carrying out customs activities in the European Union, including many import, export and transit procedures.
Import VAT, customs duty and, for certain goods, excise duty may apply. Rates depend on factors such as the commodity code, customs value, origin, tariff measures and the tax rules applicable to the goods. They should be checked for each specific shipment rather than assumed from a general percentage.
Common documents include the customs declaration data, commercial invoice, packing list, transport document such as Bill of Lading or CMR, and, where relevant, certificates of origin, licences or other supporting documents.
T1 external transit is generally used for non-Union goods moving under customs supervision while import charges are suspended. T2 internal transit is used in specific situations to preserve the Union status of goods while they move through or to territories covered by the transit rules.
A 0% VAT rate may apply when the relevant VAT conditions are met and there is appropriate evidence that the goods have left the EU. A correctly completed export declaration and customs exit confirmation are key elements of that evidence, but the tax treatment should be assessed for the specific transaction.
While goods remain under the customs warehousing procedure, import duties and VAT are suspended. This can defer the payment of import charges until the goods are released for free circulation or allow them to be re-exported without being imported into the EU market.
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