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getreadyforbrexit.eu – The United Kingdom (UK) has postponed the introduction of customs rules announced for 1 July 2022 and beyond. In concrete terms, this means that for the time being, businesses do NOT need to prepare for: Mandatory security declarations for all cargo – ENS Certification for most veterinary and phytosanitary cargo Checks on this […]
Cabinet office – The remaining import controls on EU goods will no longer be introduced this year, the government has announced today. Instead, traders will continue to move their goods from the European Union to Great Britain as they do now. Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine, and the recent rise in global energy costs, have had a significant […]
Get Ready for Brexit – From 1 July 2022, the UK will start checking veterinary cargo entering the country from the EU. This will take place in designated Border Control Posts (BCPs). The preparations are in full swing, but the concrete designation of BCPs still has to take place. To help you prepare, the Major Ports […]
getreadyforbrexit.eu – From the 1st of July 2022, it will be mandatory to provide UK Customs with safety and security information in advance for all goods coming into the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union. This is done by means of a so-called Entry Summary Declaration (ENS). Such an ENS has already been mandatory […]
getreadyforbrexit.eu – For cargo that you are transporting to the UK conform the pre-lodgement model, you as a transporter must always take action before you proceed to the Dutch ferry terminal. This is what you need to do: In the British Goods Vehicle Movement Service (GVMS), you must link the declaration made in the UK […]
getreadyforbrexit.eu – Like the Dutch government, the British government is also making every effort to optimally inform you about all the new requirements that are applicable to transport to and from the United Kingdom. Keep business moving website Lots of up-to-date information about the current and future rules for import and export in the UK is […]
getreadyforbrexit.eu – Since the 1st of January, the British government has been using two different models for the entry of cargo into the UK: temporary storage and pre-lodgement. Temporary storage Goods entering the UK can be stored at the border at a temporary storage facility (often the terminal) for up to 90 days. For the […]
getreadyforbrexit.eu – As of the 1st of July 2022, the British government requires a health certificate (veterinary) or phytosanitary certificate (plant products) for most of the veterinary and phytosanitary cargo that enters the UK. From that date on, these cargo types will also be inspected at the British border. The implementation comprises 3 steps: 1 […]
Gov.uk – The UK Government has today announced a customs easement to make moving aid and donations to the people of Ukraine easier. The simplification of customs processes will apply to goods intended to support those affected by the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine which are exported from GB. Provided the goods are not exported to, or through, […]