- The EORI number is a unique identifier for economic operators interacting with EU customs.
- It is mandatory for importing or exporting goods within the EU.
- Companies in the EU must obtain a national EORI number from their home country’s customs authorities.
- Non-EU companies must obtain an EORI number in the first EU country where they conduct customs operations.
- The EORI number is required by EU customs law and is necessary for customs declarations.
- Without an EORI number, goods can be blocked, deliveries delayed, and fines imposed.
- EU companies apply for an EORI number through their national customs authorities, often online.
- Non-EU companies may need to appoint a fiscal or customs representative in the EU to obtain an EORI number.
Source: asd-int.com
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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