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CUSTOMS PROCEDURE COMMERCIAL TERMS, CONDITIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING CUSTOMS CLEARANCE

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Customs clearance as a private individual only applies if you clear a shipment through customs as a consumer in the meaning of REGULATION (EU) No 952/2013 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCILwhich establishes the technical rules for customs clearance procedures for shipments transported by express courier services. In case that the sender selected the additional service option Duties &Taxes Paid (DTP), the customs charges will be billed to the sender. However the shipment is still subject to the customs clearance in the ROMANIA and it is necessary to fill in the form below.

PLEASE FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR SHIPMENT no. 8715582024

  • 1.Customs clearance method
  • 2.Invoice, description and other notes
  • 3.Invoice and other documents
  • 4.Summary and contact information

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Why do we need to know the transport costs?

The customs value is calculated as the sum of the value of the goods, the cost of transport, the cost of insurance of the imported goods and other additional expenses.

If the cost of transport is free of charge or is provided by the buyer/importer according to the INCOTERMS condition (e.g. EXW), you have the following options for the customs value calculation:

**Send us by e-mail an invoice that includes the cost of transport or a separate invoice for the cost of transport;
**Send us by e-mail the agreement to add the cost of transport according to standard DHL rates (as per art. 138, paragraph 3 of Reg. 2447/2015).

If the shipment is sent using your import express account, shipping will be calculated according to your price list.

Reporting obligations as per Regulation (EU) 2023/956 ("CBAM")

DHL Express hereby notifies you about the reporting obligations under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Regulation (EU) 2023/956 and Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/1773 (together “CBAM”). The reporting obligation applies only to imports of goods listed in Annex I of EU Regulation 2023/956. CBAM does not apply in the cases mentioned at art. 2 of Regulation 2023/956 such as goods with an intrinsic value below 150 euros and goods originating in the third countries and territories listed at point 1 of Annex III. For more information on your obligation as the importer established in the European Union, please see the European Commission’s official CBAM website here and the information provided by the Ministry of Finance here.

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