Customs Brokerage
Customs clearance is more than a declaration: it takes the right tariff, the right regime, the right timing and full responsibility. That has been our work since 1951.
The world has grown smaller and technology has grown greater; importing or exporting the goods is no longer enough on its own. Following the legislation, interpreting it and keeping firms informed is the most important part of the work — only then can we ensure our partners benefit from what the rules allow, and prevent a costly misstep. We manage every step of import and export — from document preparation to duties, from inspection to delivery — from a single desk.
Our team reads the regulation daily; we don't just process your file, we plan it to reduce risk and lower cost.
- 01Import declaration managementEnd-to-end declaration flow from document checks to duty assessment.
- 02Export operationsComplete export files with declarations, origin and movement certificates.
- 03HS classification & tariff advisoryCorrect classification to manage duty and measure risk up front.
- 04Settlement & objection proceduresStrategy for additional assessments and penalties before litigation.
- 05AEO / authorised operator advisoryPreparation for and maintenance of authorised economic operator status.
- 06Duty, guarantee & cost planningLowering total import cost via regime selection and guarantee structure.
Frequently asked questions
What does a customs broker do?
Conducts your goods' customs procedures on your behalf with financial and legal responsibility: declarations, tariffs, documents, inspections and duties.
How long does customs clearance take?
A standard import with a complete file usually clears the same day; goods requiring analysis or permits take longer.
How are brokerage fees set?
Quoted per transaction volume and file complexity, with the statutory minimum tariff as the floor.