Customs clearance in Monaco
You often import and export goods to Monaco. This involves a number of obligations, including the formalities intended to control and approve the entry and the exit of goods from the territory.
It is the responsibility of a customs officer to take charge of customs clearance procedures.
As a partner of your transport and logistics operations in more than a century, we can represent you near customs authorities and facilitate all procedures.
We rely on our expertise as customs brokers to secure all your customs formalities and simplify the customs clearance of your in-transit goods.
We offer you personalized support formulas for the management of the customs clearance of your goods and merchandises in Monaco and in various cities in France, Europe and around the world. Our global network of specialized agents and our close collaboration with customs authorities at airports and ports around the world accelerate customs clearance operations.
We manage customs clearance procedures at home (or simplified) as well as common law procedures.
Our services include among others:
- the issuance of customs declarations via a SAD (single administrative document);
- the establishment, verification and sending of DEB (Declaration of exchange of goods), DES and Intrastat;
- the management of all customs operations (customs clearance, excise duties, regulatory monitoring, accompanying documentation);
- the entry and compliance audit of invoices and customs nomenclatures.
In return, the customs authorities will give you:
- an EORI number
- a customs clearance certificate
Present in various strategic places in France, Europe, the USA, Asia, the Middle East and even in Oceania, we work in a coherent manner in order to meet the requirements of trade globalization. Our mastering of the latest transport and customs laws in each country allows us to save you time and lower your costs.
Who is affected by customs clearance?
Theoretically, the customs clearance procedure concerns:
- imports or exports of community or third-country goods between the Franco-Monegasque territory and a member state of the European Union other than France (DAU);
- imports from third countries and exports to third countries (outside the European Union);
- import and export operations from and to the United Kingdom;
- and exceptionally exports of goods by companies wishing to be exempt from VAT to another country of the European Union.