The Customs Service draws particular attention to the correct selection of the security code when completing declarations. This depends on the route and direction of the goods’ movement.
Romania currently uses the NCTS Opt-out version and is in the process of upgrading the system to NCTS P6 Opt-in. Therefore, for goods crossing the Moldovan-Romanian border and destined for other EU countries via Romanian territory, general transit declarations must, at this stage, be submitted with security code ‘0’.
For general transit operations where goods leave the EU security zone – for example, on the Moldova–Turkey and Moldova–Serbia routes – the declaration must be submitted with security code ‘2’. This avoids the need to submit a summary exit declaration from the EU.
The Customs Service urges operators to familiarise themselves with the guidance
The new document contains information on how to complete and submit declarations in NCTS P6 Opt-in, as well as the key data elements that must be taken into account when preparing them.
The Customs Service recommends that economic operators familiarise themselves with the guide before submitting declarations and follow the instructions for entering data in NCTS P6. This should help to avoid errors and potential delays in the processing of transit declarations.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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