Junisent Courier Freight Service provides reliable Customs Clearance Services at most major UK airports and seaports, assisting UK importers with the clearance of their goods and products arriving from a Non-EU country.
Working in partnership with our own chosen partners at all of the ports, we are able to offer a “one stop solution” for any import clearance requirements you may have. We can provide free advice and guidance on the complex customs clearance process, from giving advice on documentary requirements to classifying your goods so as to obtain the correct commodity code or tariff heading and also helping you calculate and pay any import duty and/or import VAT to HM Revenue & Customs.
Whether you are a first time importer or someone that is importing on a regular basis
Junisent Courier Freight can be your one-stop customs clearance agent for any imports arriving into the UK. Complete UK coverage means we are able to quickly and efficiently handle the customs clearance of your goods, as well as even handling onward delivery of your goods to their final location once the cargo has cleared customs.
The advantages for you:
- A single contact person for the entire process.
- The option to connect electronically to transfer customs and consignment data.
- Efficient international transport.
For further information on our Customs Clearance Services, please call us or contact us via our website.
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Junisent Courier can arrange customs clearance for animals, animal products, fish, feed, plants and organic produce Import regulations for animals, animal products, fish, feed, plants and organic produce If you import animals, animal products, Fish, feed, plants organic produce, you need to be aware of certain rules and procedures. Live animals, animal procedures and fish Imports of animals (including fish and shellfish) and animal products must be notified in advance to a Border Control Post (BCP), and accompanied by health certification. To protect public and animal health the UK, it is important that you comply with the Import rules
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MIB Clearance (MERCHANDISE IN BAGGAGE)
If you’re hand-carrying commercial goods to UK, you are required to present a formal declaration to HM Revenue &Customs upon arrival or departure.
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