International Shipping to and from Barking Terminal (GBBKG) UK | Road Freight

Barking Terminal is a versatile intermodal facility capable of handling various cargo types, including containerized goods, bulk commodities, and specialized shipments. Yes2Ship leverages this versatility to offer tailored import and export solutions, ensuring your specific cargo requirements are met efficiently.

Customs clearance at Barking Terminal involves preparing and submitting necessary documentation, paying applicable duties and taxes, and complying with UK regulations. Yes2Ship's experienced team manages the entire customs process, ensuring your shipments clear smoothly and comply with all legal requirements.

Cargo handling operations at Barking Terminal typically run 24/7, facilitating flexible shipping schedules. Yes2Ship coordinates with the terminal's schedule to provide timely freight services, accommodating your specific timing needs.

Barking Terminal implements stringent security protocols, including screening and secure storage, to protect cargo. Yes2Ship adheres to these security measures, ensuring your shipments are handled safely and securely from origin to destination.

At Yes2Ship, we charge a standard fee of £29 for customs clearance at Barking Terminal (GBBKG). Please note, these fees exclude our agency charge for managing VAT and Duty payments on your behalf and are subject to change. To get started, simply contact us with your shipment details. From there, we will handle the entire process for you, making it simple, quick, and hassle-free.

Import VAT is payable on all commercial goods being imported into the UK (specific exemptions may apply). Duty is payable at varying rates, depending on the type of goods. Personal items, including new goods, alcohol, and tobacco, are subject to VAT and Duty when imported into the UK. However, the Transfer of Residence (TOR) scheme allows individuals moving to the UK to import personal belongings duty-free if they meet eligibility requirements. A TOR reference number must be obtained and presented to qualify for this relief.

Yes, in addition to a supplier's invoice, you will need a Customs EORI number for commercial imports to ensure compliance with UK customs requirements.

An EORI (Economic Operators Registration and Identification) number is a unique reference issued by HMRC for businesses importing goods into the UK. It's a simple one-time application, and you can apply directly using this helpful link: EORI Number Application.

Yes2Ship will pay VAT and Duty on your behalf through our client account with Customs. Please note that an agency fee will be charged for this service. If you are a business, then you may be able to use postponed VAT or use your own deferment account. We can help you understand your business needs and requirements when it comes to customs clearances.

Once your shipment clears customs, we can arrange the collection of your goods from the inland port and final delivery to your business or home address.

Yes, you can collect your goods personally from the inland port, but you will need to provide the following documentation to access the secure Customs-restricted area, you will need 2 forms of photographic ID and print off and sign the collection note.