Although it is advisable to read the published legislation, in particular Regulation 648/2005 and Regulation 312/2009, for goods to be dispatched from 01/01/2011, prior to consignment, the following declarative procedures Charger / exporter will be required:
– Bill of Lading Number
– Full name, address, number of EORI the consignor (if any)
– Full name, address, number of the consignee EORI (if any)
– Full name, address, number of EORI Entity to Notify (if any) is required when the B / L is issued to the order
– Merchandise description as attached example
– Position of the goods tariff – first 4 digits (minimum) or 6 digits (advisable) of the Combined Nomenclature)
– Type of packaging and quantities
– Number of Container
– Seal Number
– Gross weight in Kilos
If these requirements are not provided and timely met, the predicted consequences are as follows:
a) – Goods not board or delay the shipment until they are completed all the formalities
b) – unauthorized merchandise arriving in the port of arrival or transhipment in the European Union
c) – Goods held at the port of entry / or passage in the European Union
d) – Goods retained at the destination port
So they can take stock of the new requirements, we take the liberty of referring attached:
– List of Examples of acceptable and unacceptable merchandise discrimination.
– Circular No 68/2009 of DGAIEC – Directorate General of Customs and Excise Duties on Consumption.
If any doubt persists or may require additional clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us.
More details at:
http://www.dgaiec.min-financas.pt/pt/informacao_aduaneira/eori