Poczta Polska reminds of the obligation to complete customs declarations when sending shipments with goods to countries outside the EU
This is an essential activity that ensures the correct service of the parcel and its timely delivery to the recipient.
Who are the recipes about?
Current provisions of the World Postal and Customs-Tank Association concern shipments containing goods from outside the EU, which will reach recipients-both orders from online stores and gifts. Unfortunately, sellers do not always inform customers about possible additional costs related to the delivery of ordered goods (such as VAT and Customs).
The obligation to fulfill the customs declaration rests with the client. This means that the employee of Poczta Polska is required to refuse to accept the parcel without relevant documentation. Lack of customs declaration results in stopping the parcel on the border and a potential delay in its delivery. In addition, foreign post offices refuse to accept the parcel, which may be associated with additional logistics complications and costs for the sender.
A properly completed declaration reduces the time of delivery
A correctly completed customs declaration, in accordance with the facts, enables more efficient operation (this also applies to the real value of the content). Unfortunately, many sellers on the Internet try to reduce the value of the parcel, thinking that they will save costs to the customer. Such tactics, instead of helping the addressee, can expose him to a significant prolongation of service time.
The sender, who in a manner inconsistent with the facts describes the content of the parcel, also exposes the recipient to delay in delivery and the need to explain to customs and tax services.
Such tactics, instead of helping the addressee, can expose him to a significant prolongation of service time.
A correctly completed customs declaration, in accordance with the facts, enables more efficient operation (this also applies to the real value of the content).
Declarations in the case of shipping shipments
Broadcasters of lettering with the contents of goods addressed to countries and territories not belonging to the European Union are obliged to mention the content in detail in the CN 22 or CN 23 and confirmation with the signature that their shipments do not contain any dangerous item prohibited by postal regulations.
Sender parcels addressed to countries and territories not belonging to the European Union are required to mention the content in the form - CP 72 and a signature with the signature that the packages do not contain any dangerous item prohibited by postal regulations.