Brexit
What are the consequences of Brexit?
The date when the United Kingdom leaves the EU is now set for 1 January 2021.
So, whatever the outcome of the
current negotiations, on 1 January Brexit will mean:
- the reinstatement of a hard border and the
related immigration controls
- management of customs clearance and transit
documents
- management of import declarations (alcohol,
tobacco, visitors, etc.) and export duty free
- sanitary and phytosanitary border controls
on live animals and products of animal and plant origin
All goods coming from or entering the United Kingdom will be treated as "third country" goods.
Get prepared and anticipate as much as possible - Find all information about Brexit:
- Ports of Normandy Brexit ready!
- How can companies get organised to cope with this new customs environment?
- Brexit fact sheets
- For more about the British import and export processes
- Brexit: contact
