Who controls imports into Ireland?

Revenue is responsible for controlling imports into Ireland for customs purposes and on behalf of other government departments. All goods imported into Ireland must be declared to Revenue in advance of arrival. Among other things, customs officers make sure that any goods declared for import are moving legally and are not prohibited or restricted.

How do I clear customs for imported goods in Ireland?

The process of clearing customs for imported goods is as follows: First, check if the goods you are importing are permitted in Ireland. Declare your goods through a customs declaration (Made electronically using the Automated Import System (AIS) and which accompanies all regulated goods).

Which countries have laws on prohibited and restricted imports in Ireland?

The Irish Government and the EU both have legislation on prohibited and restricted imports. An overview and updated list of prohibited and restricted goods into Ireland can be found at: Prohibitions and Restrictions.

What documents do I need to import goods into Ireland?

Include your import license to demonstrate you are legally allowed to bring certain goods into Ireland. Ensure that the exact amount due in duties and taxes is paid upfront to speed up the process of customs clearance. The following documents are required to export goods:

What are the rules for goods travelling from Ireland to Great Britain?

There were less strict regulations for goods travelling directly from Ireland to Great Britain prior to January 31st, 2024. Now, there are more stringent protocols are in effect. The imported or exported goods must be fully declared in customs, including information about origin and duty rates.

Do you need a customs declaration in Ireland?

Cash over €10,000 or products subject to duty or restriction may need to be declared. Comprehending Irish customs declarations is essential for both compliance and ensuring seamless supply chain operations. Here’s how you can enhance the supply chain by mastering Irish customs procedures: