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If you are exporting goods from the Netherlands, there are rules and regulations you have to take into account. You must apply for an export licence for certain goods, for example. Moreover, you must notify Dutch Customs of goods exported to countries outside the EU. You will need a Certificate of Origin or an EUR1 document for many of these countries.
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In order to limit delays and paperwork at the border in the event of a temporary export, many countries outside ...
Certificate of Origin (CvO) and EUR.1 document
Exports to many countries outside the EU require an origin document stating the country from which the product ...
Declaring goods to Customs
You must declare goods to Customs if you: import these goods into an EU Member State from a country outside ...
Doing business with the former Netherlands Antilles
The Netherlands Antilles ceased to exist as such as from 1 October 2010. If you do business with Curaçao, Sint ...
Import and export of strategic goods and services
The import, export and transit of strategic goods (military goods and dual-use goods: goods which can have civilian ...
Packaging Waste Management Contribution
Do you bring more than 50,000 kilograms of packaging material into the Dutch market for the first time? Do you ...
Safety, health, economy and the environment during import and export
Dutch Customs inspects whether importers and exporters observe legislation in the field of safety, health, economy ...
Temporary import and export
If you intend to temporarily import goods from outside the EU into an EU Member State, you may be able to do so ...
Visa application for business partners
If your business partner pays a visit to the Netherlands, he may have to apply for a visa. This depends on his ...
