Swiss Import Customs Clearance

A smooth and efficient import process

We ensure that your goods arrive in Switzerland without delays.
We take care of all the customs formalities and ensure that all the necessary documents meet the requirements of Swiss customs.
With our support, the entire process is made as simple as possible for you.

Documents required for import customs clearance

For a smooth and accurate import customs clearance you usually need the following:

  • Commercial invoice
  • Export accompanying document
  • Declaration of origin

Over 30 years of experience - expertise, flexibility and efficiency

Our continuously optimized processes guarantee fast processing and minimize your truck downtimes.
Thanks to our long opening hours – including Saturdays – we adapt flexibly to your needs to ensure efficient customs clearance.

Frequently asked questions about import customs clearance in Switzerland

Import customs clearance into Switzerland includes the declaration of goods via the electronic customs system e-dec, the submission of all necessary documents and the calculation of customs duties and taxes by Swiss customs. After payment of the duties, the goods are released and can be delivered or collected. In some cases, additional checks may be carried out by the customs authorities.

The following documents are generally required for import customs clearance:

  • Commercial invoice,
  • Export accompanying document

as well as special documents for special transports, e.g. motor vehicles, hazardous goods, excess width, etc.

The duration of import customs clearance in Switzerland depends on various factors, such as the type of goods, the completeness of the documents and any customs checks.

Thanks to our infrastructure, optimized processes and flexible opening hours, including Saturdays, we can guarantee rapid processing.

The costs of import customs clearance in Switzerland are made up of the customs duties incurred, VAT and the cost of customs clearance.

The customs rates for imports into Switzerland are based on the Harmonized System (HS).

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