Contact

5931 KR Tegelen (The Netherlands | Europe)
T. +31 (0)77-8509525

E. info@warehousenetherlands.com

Logo

Customs bonded warehouse in the Netherlands

In the Netherlands, a Customs bonded warehouse is a warehousing facility authorized by the Dutch customs authorities where goods can be stored without paying import duties and taxes until they are released for free circulation in the EU or re-exported. These warehouses play a crucial role in facilitating international trade by providing a secure and controlled environment for the storage of goods.

I'm interested

Key features of a customs bonded warehouse in the Netherlands:


Import duties and taxes are suspended while the goods are stored in the bonded warehouse. This provides economic benefits to businesses by deferring the payment until the goods are released to the end customer.


Customs authorities closely monitor and control the movement of goods within the bonded warehouse to ensure compliance with regulations. Strict security measures are in place to prevent unauthorized access and minimize the risk of theft or fraud.


Bonded warehouses offer flexibility for businesses engaged in international trade. They allow for the consolidation, deconsolidation, sorting, and repackaging of goods without the immediate financial burden of paying customs duties.


Goods can be stored in a Dutch customs bonded warehouse for a specified period, providing businesses with the time needed to arrange for further EU distribution, processing, or re-exportation.

Contact us

There are different types of bonded warehouses, including public warehouses operated by third-party logistics providers and private warehouses owned by individual companies. Each type has its own set of regulations and requirements.


When the goods are ready for release into the European market, businesses need to complete the necessary customs clearance procedures. This involves paying the applicable import duties and taxes and complying with other regulatory requirements.


Customs bonded warehouses in the Netherlands contribute to the efficiency and competitiveness of the country's international trade by offering a strategic storage solution for goods in transit. Businesses can take advantage of these facilities to optimize their supply chain and financial operations.

Share by: