Croatia and Turkey accede to the Convention on a Common Transit Procedure
The Czech Customs Authority announced that Croatia and Turkey will accede to the Convention on a Common Transit Procedure between EU Member States and EFTA countries (the “Convention”) as of 1 July 2012.
As a result, the forms listed in the supplements to the Convention are to change. The Czech Customs Authority adds, however, that the currently applicable forms shall continue to be in force and effect at least until 30 June 2013.
The Czech Customs Authority also announced that the current guarantor’s security license continues to be in force and effect subject to certain modifications. Czech Customs Authority information is available on the Authority’s website.
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