CUSTOMS CLEARANCE CONSULTATIONS FOR IMPORTED VEHICLES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM ✅ VEHICLES ✅ SERVICES

Checking the availability of all necessary documents for vehicle import
Analysis of the purchase agreement and invoices
Determining the vehicle value for VAT and customs duties calculation
Preparing documents for submission to the NOVA system
Consulting the client on transportation and insurance rules

Preparing the customs declaration according to UK legislation
Calculating VAT and customs duties based on vehicle value
Consulting on possible exemptions or reductions of customs payments
Checking the correctness of all forms
Confirming declaration submission and payment of duties

Analyzing vehicle compliance with safety and environmental standards
Preparing documents for the IVA procedure
Consulting on possible vehicle modifications to meet standards
Supporting at the technical inspection if necessary
Checking IVA results and document confirmation of compliance

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Customs clearance consultations for imported vehicles in the United Kingdom

Customs clearance of an imported vehicle in the United Kingdom is a complex process that requires knowledge of legislation and careful preparation of documents.

Even small mistakes can lead to financial losses or delays in vehicle registration.

The legal marketplace Consultant offers professional consultations and support at all stages of import, ensuring the safety and legality of the process.

Main stages of customs clearance of a vehicle

Submission of a customs declaration: It is necessary to submit a customs declaration for the imported vehicle. This can be done before or during the crossing of the UK border.
Payment of VAT and customs duty: After submitting the declaration, VAT (20%) and customs duty (usually 10%) are paid at the customs post.
Registration in the NOVA system: Within 14 days of the vehicle’s arrival in the United Kingdom, HMRC must be notified of its arrival via the NOVA system.
Individual vehicle approval procedure (IVA): For vehicles that do not meet EU standards, the IVA procedure must be completed to confirm compliance with safety and environmental requirements.
Registration with DVLA: After successfully completing IVA and paying all fees, the vehicle can be registered with DVLA to obtain a UK license plate.

Required documents for customs clearance

Purchase agreement or invoice: Proof of ownership of the vehicle.
Documents confirming the origin and age of the vehicle: To determine the customs duty and VAT rate.
EU conformity certificate (COC): If available, to simplify the IVA procedure.
Documents confirming payment of transport costs and insurance: To confirm the import value.
Results of technical inspection (if necessary): To confirm compliance with safety and environmental standards.

Estimated costs of customs clearance

Customs duty: 10% of the vehicle value.
VAT: 20% of the vehicle value plus customs duty.
Customs broker services: From £100 to £300, depending on the complexity of the process.
IVA technical inspection: From £200 to £500, depending on the type of vehicle.
DVLA registration fee: Approximately £55.

Conclusion

The customs clearance process for imported vehicles in the United Kingdom is multi-stage and requires strict compliance with all procedures and deadlines. Engaging an experienced customs broker can significantly simplify this process and ensure compliance with all legal requirements. It is recommended to familiarize yourself in advance with all stages and costs to avoid unexpected delays and expenses.