Question 1

What do I need to import goods into the UK after Brexit?

Accepted Answer

Most UK importers need a GB EORI number, the right commodity code, a commercial invoice, packing list, shipment value, origin details, and any licences or certificates required for controlled goods. A customs declaration is then submitted through the Customs Declaration Service.

Question 2

Do EU goods still need UK customs clearance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Goods imported into Great Britain from the EU usually need an import declaration, commodity code, customs value and VAT or duty checks. Preferential duty may apply when goods meet the rules of origin under the relevant trade agreement.

Question 3

Can Carrgo handle UK import customs clearance for me?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Carrgo can review supplier documents, check commodity codes, prepare import declarations, calculate duty and VAT, and coordinate clearance with the freight movement so goods can be delivered without avoidable border delays.