Types of transit
T1 — non-EU goods under customs supervision; T2 — EU goods passing through a third country; CARNET TIR — international road transit; common transit under the convention (Turkey, Ukraine, UK and others).
Transit · NCTS · TIR
Transit and transit declarations
Customs transit lets goods cross the EU or reach the office of destination without paying duty and VAT at the border. We open and close transit operations through Bulgaria.
How it works
We lodge the transit declaration in NCTS, provide a guarantee for duties, and set the office of destination and time limit. On arrival the transit is discharged and the guarantee released.
For carriers
We help drivers and transport companies with ENS, T1, TIR and on-site documents — quickly and in their language.
How we work
- 01
You send us the invoice, CMR/bill of lading and goods details.
- 02
We check the documents, tariff code and applicable procedure.
- 03
We lodge the declaration electronically and represent you before customs.
- 04
You receive release of the goods and a complete set of documents.
Frequently asked questions
Is a guarantee required?
Yes, T1 transit requires a guarantee covering potential duties and VAT. We can provide it.
How long is transit valid?
Customs sets a time limit — usually up to 8 days.
Can goods be cleared elsewhere?
Yes, transit brings them to the chosen inland customs office or warehouse.