Customs clearance, minimised risk
Fast processing of all procedures, professional document preparation and full cargo support. We minimise the risk of delays and guarantee complete compliance with all customs requirements and legal norms.

We organise procedures with experienced customs brokers — reducing the risk of delays and ensuring compliance with all requirements and legal norms.
Price: on request
Procedures: export (EX), transit (T1) and import
Documents: commercial invoice, packing list, CMR consignment note, EX, T1, certificate of origin
Additional services: document check in advance; sanctions and dual-use goods screening; HS code consulting
Certificates
Beyond customs procedures, we prepare and issue shipment certificates — you do not need to approach several institutions separately.
Certificate of Origin (COO)
UAB Infobeta prepares and, in cooperation with the Vilnius Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Crafts, issues certificates of origin. The certificate is an international document of a prescribed form, issued separately for each exported consignment.
Required documents: the commercial invoice, the contract with the buyer, and documents proving the origin of the goods (for example, a certificate of origin from another country).
Veterinary and phytosanitary certificates
For consignments of animal or plant origin we obtain veterinary and phytosanitary certificates in Lithuania. You can check whether your goods require them in our HS code check.
Frequently asked questions about customs and certificates
Documents, procedures and lead times in brief. For a specific shipment, check with our specialist — the consultation is free.
Which documents are needed for export from the EU?
What is T1 and when is it required?
How is a phytosanitary certificate obtained and how long does it take?
How is a certificate of origin (COO) issued?
What if my commodity code falls under a sanctions annex?
Which of our cargoes need extra documents
These commodity groups, which INFOBETA actually ships from Europe to Central Asia, fall into regulated categories. The table shows which document is required and who issues it in Lithuania.
Show the 14 regulated commodity groups
| HS code | Commodity group | Document required | Issued by |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4011 | Tyres | EU transit-prohibition annexes | Checked before loading (INFOBETA / LITAR) |
| 8419 | Heating boilers and industrial equipment | EU transit-prohibition annexes | Checked before loading (INFOBETA / LITAR) |
| 2930 | Methionine and organic chemicals | Dual-use goods assessment | Strategic goods control / INFOBETA |
| 0406 | Cheese | Veterinary certificate | State Food and Veterinary Service |
| 1517 | Confectionery fats | Veterinary certificate | State Food and Veterinary Service |
| 2309 | Animal feed | Veterinary certificate | State Food and Veterinary Service |
| 0901 | Roasted coffee | Phytosanitary certificate | State Plant Service (VATIS) |
| 1209 | Seeds for sowing | Phytosanitary certificate | State Plant Service (VATIS) |
| 1302 | Pectins and plant extracts | Phytosanitary certificate | State Plant Service (VATIS) |
| 4415 | Wooden pallets | Phytosanitary certificate | State Plant Service (VATIS) |
We handle veterinary, phytosanitary and certificate of origin (COO) paperwork ourselves — COO certificates are issued in cooperation with the Vilnius Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Crafts. Not sure about your code? Check it here or write to us — the consultation is free.