LLC "B&B Logistics"

Customs clearance at Vnukovo includes the declaration of air cargo and goods that arrived by road. This exception to the rules applies only to land vehicles arriving from Turkey. The process requires knowledge of certain rules and has a lot of nuances, if not complied with, "downtime" occurs and fines are charged.

Vnukovo's customs broker, the Moscow logistics company B&B Logistics, provides a full range of customs clearance services for products that arrive by air and land at the airport. We prepare the necessary documents in advance and send them by ED-2. The declarant conducts a preliminary check to eliminate possible risks. The declaration procedure upon arrival of the cargo takes no more than 3 hours.

Stages of registration

The mandatory customs clearance procedure at Vnukovo Airport is carried out by the owner of the products or a representative (after the conclusion of the contract). The status of the arrival of the cargo can be tracked - upon the arrival of the goods, the applicant receives a notification.

The customs clearance procedure includes four main stages

1. Acceptance of goods, registration procedure and study of the declaration.

2. Verification of compliance with the rules of regulation and determination of the HS code.

3. Determination of customs value and comparison with the declared value.

4. Control of the vehicle and the transported goods for compliance.

The specifics of Vnukovo Airport must be taken into account, the necessary information about the transported cargo is prepared and a full package of accompanying documents is provided.

To receive the goods after customs clearance, you need to have a permit for the issuance of a temporary storage warehouse or the presence of the inscription "Release is allowed" in the invoice, a power of attorney on behalf of the applicant and an air waybill, which must contain a note on the payment of warehouse costs.

During the customs clearance procedure, a lot of shortcomings may arise, leading to the application of penalties and "downtime" at customs. To exclude such an outcome, you should entrust the difficult process to professionals.