Customs / compliance

Verified data, for a customs declaration ready to file.

FEESGO verifies the invoice, packing list, classification, value, origin and customs authority for exports linked to its air or sea freight and for China–France imports by air, sea or rail.

Export
With FEESGO air · sea freight
Import
China → France · air · sea · rail
Main gateways
Paris-CDG · Le Havre
Direct contact
Shuangjie
operation5@feesgo.com

Operating scope

Start by identifying the applicable customs procedure.

Customs clearance starts with the right scenario — export with FEESGO freight or import from China: direction determines the declaration, documents and responsibilities.

  1. 01

    Export declaration (EX-A / DAU) linked to air freight organized by FEESGO

  2. 02

    Export declaration linked to sea freight organized by FEESGO

  3. 03

    Import clearance in France for goods from China by air, sea or rail

  4. 04

    Coordination mainly at Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle and the port of Le Havre

  5. 05

    Review of invoices, packing lists and transport documents

  6. 06

    Support with classification, the EAD and exit certification (ECS) as fiscal proof of export

Operating steps

Check the file before declaration.

Direction defines scope first: export linked to FEESGO freight or China–France import.

  1. 01

    Define the scenario

    Identify FEESGO air/sea export or import from China by air, sea or rail.

  2. 02

    Check the data

    Review invoice, packing list, HS / CN classification, origin, value, EORI and the customs power of attorney.

  3. 03

    Submit declaration

    Prepare declaration data and submit it through the applicable process.

  4. 04

    Resolve and release

    Answer any requests, then coordinate release and the next transport segment.

Service options

Preparation matched to the gateway.

Air or sea export, import at Paris-CDG or Le Havre: each scenario has its own data and operating sequence.

01

Air export

Export declaration coordinated with FEESGO air freight to China.

02

Sea export

Export declaration coordinated with FEESGO sea freight to China.

03

China–France import

Clearance of air, sea or rail arrivals, mainly at Paris-CDG and Le Havre.

Price & lead time

What affects customs processing.

The quality of product data determines how the file can be prepared.

  1. 01

    Export or import and transport mode

  2. 02

    Number of lines, HS / CN classification and origin

  3. 03

    Value, Incoterm, taxes and importer responsibility

  4. 04

    Licences, certificates, controls or missing documents

Prepare the request

The data required to prepare a declaration.

Invoice, packing list, classification, origin, value, EORI and the customs power of attorney should describe the same commercial operation.

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  • Complete commercial invoice

  • Packing list with weights and quantities

  • AWB, bill of lading or transport document

  • HS code / CN classification and origin of goods

  • Customs power of attorney (POA), EORI number, importer details and prior MRN when applicable

  • Specific certificates, licences or permits

What the quotation confirms

The quotation states the service scope, operating conditions, required documents, price and estimated lead time. Transport or storage capacity is confirmed for each shipment.

FAQ

FEESGO customs scope FAQ.

FEESGO operating scope confirmed in July 2026; applicable rules and documents are confirmed for each shipment.

01 When does FEESGO handle an export declaration?

Export declarations are offered with air or sea freight organized by FEESGO from France or Europe to China.

02 Which import flows does FEESGO clear in France?

Goods moving from China to France by air, sea or rail, subject to document and feasibility review.

03 What are the main import-clearance gateways?

Operations focus mainly on air arrivals at Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle and sea arrivals at the port of Le Havre.

04 Which documents should be prepared?

Depending on the file: commercial invoice, packing list, transport document, HS code / CN classification, origin, customs power of attorney, EORI, any prior MRN and required certificates or permits.

05 When should documents be sent?

As early as possible before departure for exports and before arrival in France for imports, so missing documents and product constraints can be identified.

Operating examples

Three situations, three operational responses.

These examples show how FEESGO defines the next action when documents, port operations or collection details do not match the plan.

IMPORT / WAREHOUSE Sea import · Le Havre to warehouse
Flow
China → France
Challenge
A container arrival required transport documents, release, free time (demurrage / detention) information and warehouse delivery to be aligned.
Handling
The B/L, invoice and packing list were grouped, container information reviewed and post-clearance delivery instructions prepared.
Outcome
The file was prepared for clearance, container release and onward movement to the warehouse.

Operating example · conditions adapted to each shipment

Next step

Compare options for your next shipment.

Share the origin, destination, cargo and target date. FEESGO asks only for the additional details needed to prepare a workable quotation.

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