What is Customs procedure?
A set of rules that determines what status goods crossing the border have from the customs point of view: whether the goods leave for good, come in temporarily, pass in transit or wait in a warehouse. The Customs Code defines a customs procedure as a "set of rules" and lists 16 procedures. The procedure is chosen by the authorized person (the owner of the goods or a person acting on the owner's behalf), and the declarant states the chosen procedure in the cargo customs declaration with a code. The classifier in Annex 3 to the instruction on completing the CCD gives the 16 procedures and their codes:
- Export (10)
- Re-export (11)
- Temporary export (12)
- Release for free circulation (import) (40)
- Re-import (41)
- Temporary admission (42)
- Processing within the customs territory (51)
- Processing outside the customs territory (61)
- Temporary storage (70)
- Free customs zone (71)
- Duty-free trade (72)
- Free warehouse (73)
- Customs warehouse (74)
- Abandonment in favour of the state (75)
- Destruction (76)
- Customs transit (80)
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