T1 and T2 Transit Documents Explained
T1 and T2 are customs-transit concepts used in Union and common transit. A dispatcher does not need to be a customs broker, but should understand why a shipment is moving under transit and which customs office or procedure must be completed.
What this means in daily work
Use this guide as operational orientation. Your company process, customer contract and current legal or customs requirements can add extra steps.
Beginner checklist
For regulated or convention-based topics, verify the current requirements with the responsible authority or competent specialist.
https://taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu/customs/customs-procedures-import-and-export/customs-transit_enContinue with the calculation in LogicCalc
When the administrative information is clear, use the relevant LogicCalc tool to check the route, cargo, timing or price.
LogicCalc Learn is an operational learning resource, not legal, customs, tax or dangerous-goods advice. Verify shipment-specific requirements before dispatch.