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Sources and references
This site is written as a neutral reference. We prioritise primary sources from the European Commission and national customs authorities. Where a claim is operational rather than legal, it is presented as a practical observation and not as authority guidance.
EU-level sources
- European Commission, Taxation and Customs Union
- EUR-Lex (EU law portal)
- European Commission EORI information services
National customs authorities
Application entry points and detailed national rules are provided on the Apply by country hub and the individual country pages. Each country page links to the official authority site where available.
Operational context sources
- Public guidance published by national customs administrations and ministries.
- Official broker and carrier documentation only when it clarifies procedural steps and is consistent with authority guidance.
Citation approach
- Legal framing uses EU and national authority sources.
- Operational checklists are presented as best practice patterns and are clearly separated from legal claims.
- All pages link back to this Sources page and the Disclaimer.
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.