Our Services
A customs agency specialising in professional customs clearance services between the UK and the European Union — the full scope of our services is below.
All services
- Import from the UK to Poland — Checking documents, goods data and formalities for imports from the UK to Poland.
- Export to the UK — Preparing export documents, EORI and formalities ahead of import clearance on the UK side.
- T1 document – customs clearance — T1/T2 customs transit procedure, with duty suspended for the duration of the journey.
- Relocation goods from the UK — Duty and VAT relief when relocating from the UK to Poland, including for vehicles.
- UK–PL customs consultations — Consultations on customs procedures, goods classification and HS codes.
- Special procedures in the UK — Documentation for customs warehousing, inward and outward processing and other duty-reducing procedures.
- Customs clearance from the UK — Full customs clearance handling for imports from and exports to the UK.
- Customs clearance for a car from England — Documentation, duty, VAT and excise duty for bringing in and registering a car from England.
- Importing agricultural machinery from England — HS classification, customs documentation and VAT deferral for agricultural machinery imports.
- Partnering with accounting firms — A partner programme for accounting firms serving clients who trade with the UK.
Fast import and export clearance
We provide quick, efficient customs handling between Poland and the UK. Whatever the size or type of shipment, our experience guarantees the highest standard of service for both imports and exports.
Transit clearance: the T1 document
T1 documents allow goods to move smoothly across different territories without needing repeated customs clearance. Mistakes in preparing these documents can lead to delays and extra costs, which is why it's worth using specialists.
Customs consultations and tariff (HS) codes
We offer consultations on customs procedures and help you choose the right tariff (HS) codes, which are essential for a correct goods declaration.
Scope of special procedures
Free circulation applies to goods produced in the Union and to imported goods that, once duty has been paid, can be sold on the Union market. Release for free circulation gives non-EU goods the status of Union goods. Temporary admission allows goods to be brought into the Union temporarily with partial or full relief from duty, for example for trade fairs. End-use procedure allows goods to be released for use in the EU at a reduced or zero duty rate if intended for specific purposes. Inward processing involves bringing goods in from outside the EU for processing within the Union's customs territory, with relief from import duty, VAT, excise duty and commercial policy measures.
Frequently asked questions
What information is needed to fill in an EU export declaration correctly?
- exporter and importer details,
- details of the consignment,
- invoice number,
- description of the goods being carried,
- units of measure and quantity of goods,
- means of transport,
- price and payment method,
- method of delivery.
What information is needed to fill in a UK export declaration correctly?
- type of declaration,
- EORI number,
- number of consignments and reference number,
- destination and type of consignment,
- country of origin and mode of transport,
- net mass and transport identifier,
- customs procedure code.
What information is required to create a T1 document?
- commercial invoice or pro forma,
- specification or waybill,
- CMR transport document,
- confirmation of export clearance,
- certificates of origin, health certificates and others,
- details of the customs offices of departure and destination for the transit,
- contact details and identification of the payer.
Do I need a special licence to bring goods into the UK?
No, most goods don't require a special licence. Some products, such as food, plants, animals or high-risk goods, may need additional licences or certificates — it's worth checking with a customs agency before importing.
Can I get VAT relief when importing goods into the UK?
In certain circumstances, yes, provided the statutory criteria are met — for example, for goods intended for re-export or for charitable purposes. We recommend checking with a customs agency before importing.
What duty rates apply to my product?
Duty rates depend on the type of product, the country of origin and destination, and the HS code. In the UK, rates are set by the government and may vary depending on current trade agreements — get in touch and we'll check the exact rate for your goods.
Can I appeal if I disagree with a customs decision?
Yes, in the UK you can lodge a formal appeal against a decision by the customs authorities. The process requires a thorough understanding of the rules and supplying the right evidence within set deadlines — we recommend getting help from a customs expert.
What are the procedures for agricultural or food products?
Agricultural and food products are subject to special controls due to health and phytosanitary requirements. Depending on the product, health certificates, phytosanitary checks, the correct HS code on the customs declaration and charges in line with the tariff schedule may all be required.
Free initial quote
Goods, a vehicle or a house move crossing the UK–EU border?
Tell us what you are moving and where. We will tell you which documents you need, how long clearance takes and what to avoid — in plain language.