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Apply for EORI by country

Country pages with entry points and practical notes for EORI applications and usage in customs workflows.

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Apply by country

EORI is issued and maintained by customs authorities. The practical entry point, eligibility rules, and terminology differ by country. Use the pages below to find the correct authority context and a typical application sequence.

Country pages

General application pattern

  1. Confirm the legal entity that will appear as operator in customs filings.
  2. Identify the competent authority and application channel in the country page.
  3. Prepare entity registration documents, address, and tax identifiers.
  4. Apply and retain the confirmation evidence for broker onboarding.

Non-EU operators

Non-EU operators may need an EU-issued EORI when acting as importer of record or when required by the procedure. National rules differ. Use the relevant country page and the authority guidance.

Neutral reference notice: Information is for understanding EORI usage in customs processes. For eligibility, deadlines, and legal effect, rely on the competent customs authority. See Disclaimer, Methodology, and Sources.