Customs Clearance

The extensive experience we have with import and export in EU countries and Norway gives our customers optimum quality service. Our employees are specialists in Customs legislation in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Their competence is ensured by continuous education and training in the three Nordic countries.

All employees hold a licensed forwarding agent education with a focus on customs and with a subsequent diploma after completed education and examined forwarder via Danish Freight Forwarders in Denmark.

Recently we have opened a new office at the border at Svinesund (Halden, Norway). Our team is lined up to assist you with all customs services including services for your drivers. Our Denmark based team at the office in Frederikshavn is as usual prepared to support you with our customs service solutions in Norway, Denmark and Sweden.

We handle all types of declarations from all Scandinavian borders and ports of entry.

What we do:

• Import
• Export
• EU Clerance (procedure 4200)
• NCTS (T-documents)
• Unaccompanied factual arrival
• Approved consignee
• EUR1

Contact:
Phone: +45 96 200 225
Email:  [email protected]

Member of the Danish Freight Forwarders Association and the Nordic Association of Freight Forwarders. All services rendered are subject to the General Conditions of the Nordic Association of Freight Forwarders (NSAB 2015). As contracting party cf. § 3 B the conditions limits the freight forwarder’s liability for loss of, deterioration of, or damage to goods to SDR 8.33 per kilo and for delay to the amount of the freight, and for all other loss to SDR 100,000 in respect of each assignment (§ 21). As intermediary cf. § 3 C the freight forwarder’s liability is limited to SDR 50,000 in respect of each assignment and totally in the event of any one occurrence to SDR 500,000 (§ 24). For storage, the total liability is limited to SDR 500,000 for damage occurring in the same occasion (§ 25). Special attention is directed to the network clause (§ 2); claims against the freight forwarder are statute-barred after one year (§ 28); and the lien on goods (§ 14) applies to both current and previous claims.