Application for EORI number Swedish Customs is responsible for issuing EORI numbers in Sweden. An EORI number is assigned after application and your business is registered in Swedish Customs national

How is an EORI number structured? An EORI number consists of an ISO Country code from an EU Member State (2 characters) + a maximum of 15 characters. An EORI number issued in Sweden consists of the

Which operators need an EORI number? The following types of operators (apart from the exceptions listed below) have to provide an EORI number. Operators for which an EORI number must be provided

EORI, Economic Operator Registration and Identification An EORI number is required in all customs declarations and for all other customs related activities, such as applications for authorisations

Operators established in another EU Member State, holding an authorisation issued by Swedish Customs To use an authorisation from Swedish Customs you first need to: apply for an EORI number in the

Branches of foreign businesses Only legal entities can be assigned EORI numbers. This means that separate Swedish branches of legal entities cannot apply for EORI numbers, since they are not

different systems. You can validate EORI numbers. You can see if a company is an AEO. You can check a REX (registered exporter) number. You can validate whether a company has authorisation in the customs

Other documents relevant to the case. The goods have not been declared with another customs declaration or otherwise. Carrier/Haulage contractor at border crossing3 Outsourcer of haulage4 EORI number/VAT

the steps below to start filing data in ICS2. 1. Applying for an EORI number Connect to ICS2 in the country that issued the company’s EORI number. Companies with a Swedish EORI number should contact

code “XI” for the address of an economic operator in the EORI database. Where the address is provided by economic operators (and not retrieved from EORI) in customs declarations, notifications and proof