Electronic T2L: Simplifying customs processes in the EU
What is electronic T2L and how does it work? What are its main advantages? How to use the PoUS to submit and manage T2L applications? And how can our Customs Services Department help you?
What is electronic T2L?
An electronic T2L is a digitised form of a transit declaration, a customs document used for transporting goods within the EU by sea or air. From 1 March 2024, it is mandatory to use the PoUS electronic system for the submission and management of T2L applications.
Advantages of electronic T2L:
- Increased efficiency and simplification of customs processes
- Reduction of administrative burden and elimination of paperwork
- Increased transparency and better tracking of goods in transit
- Reduced risk of errors in documentation
PoUS:
- Submitting and managing T2L applications
- Track the status of applications
- Communicate with customs authorities
- Access information on customs processes
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Our in-house customs services department will assist you with issuing an electronic T2L and ensure a smooth customs clearance.
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