SHIP CHARTERING

  • IMPORTS & EXPORTS

    To import and export in the Spanish territory forming part of the Community customs territory are determined by the common commercial policy and are laid down in numerous Community regulations. The Community rules cover three situations: authorisation scheme, surveillance scheme and certification scheme.

  • CUSTOM DOCUMENTS

    The commercial invoice contains the basic information on the transaction and it is always required for customs clearance. On the other hand, The customs value corresponds to the value of the goods including all the costs incurred (e.g.: commercial price, transport, insurance) until the first point of entry in the European Union.

  • SHIP CLAUSES

    Transport incoterms serve as essential standard sales contract terms that are utilized by importers and exporters in their trading activities. It is crucial to thoroughly assess these terms to effectively prevent unexpected costs and various issues that could arise during the ship charter process. Proper understanding and application of incoterms can significantly improve the efficiency of international transactions.

  • SHIP CHARTERING

    To transport large quantities of cargo, it's essential to understand the specific clauses when hiring a vessel. There are three charter party types: Voyage, Time, and Demise/Bareboat. The most to transport large quantities of cargo, it's essential to understand the specific clauses when hiring a vessel. There are three charter party types: Voyage, Time, and Demise/Bareboat. The most relevant clause is demurrage.