Customs Solutions Across Belgium

BluJay provides Customs Management functionality for Belgium as part of our Augmented Global Trade platform. Our local experts navigate the changing landscape and employ a proven, standardized process to keep you continually compliant with the latest regulatory changes for imports and exports. We take care of the software so you can focus on your business. Explore our coverage for Belgium below.

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NCTS

New Computerised Transit System – electronic declaration and processing for Union Transit (UT) and Transports Internationaux Routiers (TIR). Primarily for road traffic, it enables management and control of all goods (subject to import procedures, taxes, and duties) in transit throughout the European Community and their partners.

Import

Process of declaring goods coming from a third-party country to make them into free circulation. Rules and process varies depending on the country of departure and status of the goods and could include payment of VAT, duties and taxes, the necessity to have permit and licenses, subject to quotas, etc.

Export

Process of declaring goods going to a third-party country. Rules and process varies depending on the country of arrival and status of the goods and could include payment of and taxes, necessity to have permit and licenses, subject to quotas, etc.

EMCS

Excise Movement and Control System (EMCS) is an EU-wide computer system that is used to record duty suspended movements of excise goods taking place within the EU.

Port Connectivity

Some countries and/or port require the declarant to pass some customs declarations through a (sea or air) port system. Some port requires similar declarations in order to organize their own workload and occupation.

Unified Customs Schema (UCS)

BluJay’s purpose-built schema for data interface, that provides single connectivity from external systems to Customs Management-Global, and is available for Import, Export, NCTS-IN, NCTS-OUT, EMCS, and ICS. The UCS consolidates all elements of the declarations datasets, including duplicates when appropriate, and all possible steps of the customs workflow are natively in the schemas.