Transit Procedures
This page provides an overview of various transit procedures, including the common transit, national transit, and TIR transit. Learn about the implications of the new Passar goods traffic system on these procedures.
The rollout of the new Passar goods traffic system has implications for transit processes and IT systems. More information
National transit procedure (NTP)
The national transit procedure governs the transport of uncleared goods under customs supervision between various customs offices.
Common Transit Procedure (CTP)
The common transit procedure (CTP) allows for the cost-effective transport of uncleared goods through multiple countries. The process is conducted electronically via the Passar system.
Carnet TIR - TIR transit procedure
The TIR transit procedure enables the transport of uncleared goods through several countries under customs seal. It is mainly used with Eastern European countries not participating in the common transit procedure. The harmonized TIR Carnet serves as a central customs document and provides financial security for the payment of deferred duties and taxes.