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21.04.2020 Customs issues related to the COVID-19 emergency The Corona virus outbreak has led to many far-reaching measures. This also applies to the General information Where it is possible and responsible to do so customs has 'downscaled' some of their All telephone and digital counters are still open. Activities for the other enforcement areas are downscaled. Customs trusts that by scaling Import and export Import The following conditions apply: There must be a disaster affecting one or more EU Member States. With the corona The WCO keeps a list of national legislation of countries that adopted temporary import Export The application for an export authorization must be submitted to customs ‘Central Import and The WCO keeps a list of national legislation of countries that adopted temporary export Certificates of origin A copy, either in paper or in electronic form (scanned or available on-line), of the Customs assures the authenticity and validation of the proof of origin carried out by the The measure applies to: EUR.1, EUR-MED, FORM A and A.TR certificates. Export certificates Customs will, until further notice, accept the following procedure: -To perform documentary checks customs accepts health certificates that are issued in the -In case certificates are not issued in the TRACES system, the Competent Authority in a third -The procedure is in line with letter SANTE.DDG2.G/BVG from the European Commission Customs supports entrepreneurs Statutory deadlines Authorizations Deferment of payment Penalties |
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03.06.2020 On 3 June, the Dutch Infrastructure Authority announced the creation of a new free parking space to ease congestion on the border with Germany during the Corpus Christi day. The parking will be open from 22:00 as of 10 June until 22:00 of 11 June. The parking has 200 parking spaces and the authorities are asking drivers to use them as much as possible to prevent bottlenecks during that festive day. The parking’s address is: Marketing 19 a, 6921 RE Duiven, The Netherlands. GPS 51.962767 - 06.028641. Source: TLN
02.04.2020 In order to guarantee the flow of supplies, especially those destined for the supermarkets and pharmacies, the Dutch Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management has extended the relaxation on driving and rest times until 1 June 2020. The same conditions continue to apply for the following: · Maximum daily driving time of 11 hours · Maximum weekly driving time of 60 hours · Maximum fortnightly driving limit of 96 hours · Postponement of a weekly rest period from six to seven 24-hour periods. Source: EVOFENEDEX
19.03.2020 Currently, the Netherlands is under a relatively relaxed Coronavirus (COVID-19) regime. Most people work from home. The government aims to have the number of infected people at the same time under control. Shops remain open although certain department stores have individually decided to close. To enable an efficient loading and unloading procedure at shippers’ premises, it is recommended that drivers take personal protection materials with them such as masks and gloves. The associations are in communication with the government in order to safeguard restaurants and other facilities for drivers. The Ministry recommends that drivers take their meals at fuel stations. All other restaurants remain closed until at least 6 April. There is an ongoing debate in the Dutch Parliament and it is possible that measures will become stricter in the coming days. Sources: Evofenedex and TLN |