When your goods are released from the customs warehousing procedure, you may have duties and taxes to pay.

The goods may not be released to the buyer until the declaration to free circulation has been accepted, see paragraph 7.8.

If the goods have not been referred to the appropriate court within ten working days the goods must be released to the owner.

Official goods were released on the same day as well.

Once the declarant receives the acceptance advice, the goods may be released.

The goods are then released to free circulation and sent to a distribution site.

Many other goods such as clocks, mugs, and posters were released a few months after.

The goods should not be released to the buyer until the declaration to free circulation has been accepted.

The required documentation must however be presented to us when the goods are released to free circulation.

The goods will be released if a valid exemption certificate is presented.