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Tips, strategies and best practices to make your international operations easier and safer.

Customs transit T1 and T2 allows goods to move between customs offices without immediately settling import duties. We explain the differences between both regimes, the documentation required and how to process it step by step through NCTS.

A complete guide to exporting to the UK (Brexit 2026): mandatory documents, tariffs under the TCA and border controls under the BTOM.
Learn how to calculate import tariffs in Spain with the TARIC: formula, worked example and mistakes to avoid.
Find out what the EORI number is, how to apply through the AEAT, and why it’s mandatory to import or export outside the EU.
Discover the 11 types of Incoterms 2020, their differences and how to choose the right one for your international trade operation.
Complete guide to importing from China to Spain: tariffs, TARIC codes, shipping timescales and the costliest mistakes to avoid.
Sea freight or air freight? Find out which mode of transport is best for your imports based on the type of goods, lead times and costs. A practical comparison covering all the key factors.
The DUA (Single Administrative Document) is the key document for importing or exporting goods in Spain. Learn how customs clearance works and what changes with the new H1 electronic system coming into force in October 2025.
Find out what a customs agent is, what their key functions are and why they are an essential figure for any company that imports or exports goods.
Importing goods from outside the EU is a strategic opportunity for businesses, but it requires technical precision to avoid penalties and extra costs. In this SileSCB guide, we break down everything you need to know.
Exporting successfully requires solid strategy: planning, customs compliance and reliable logistics to grow.
Customs digitalization boosts efficiency, security and traceability in foreign trade.
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