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If you are doing business internationally, you must abide by a number of rules from the Dutch and European authorities. With regard to import and export you will find there are all kinds of documents you have to obtain, such as transport and origin documents. In addition, you may be eligible for several subsidies which are designed to stimulate international business.
Declaring goods to Customs
You must declare goods to Customs if you: import these goods into an EU Member State from a country outside ...
Admission of EU products into the Netherlands
If a product or product type is already admitted in another EU Member State, the Dutch government may not, in ...
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 ...
ATA carnet
In order to limit delays and paperwork at the border in the event of a temporary export, many countries outside ...
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 ...
Parallel imports
Do you want to import and sell products from outside the EEA (i.e. the EU plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein)? ...
CE marking
Do you want to market an industrial or building product within the EU? Then a CE marking may be compulsory. ...
Import and export of cultural objects
Cultural objects (art and antiques) may often not leave the country of origin, or only with official permission from ...
