Portugal

On the mainland the standard rate is 23 percent, with reduced rates of 13 and 6 percent. Madeira applies 22, 12 and 5 percent, the Azores 16, 9 and 4 percent.

The Autoridade Tributaria e Aduaneira (AT) is responsible. Imports are filed electronically via STADA-Importacao and exports via AES / STADA-Exportacao.

Yes. Portugal has been an EU member since 1986. Goods move freely within the single market; the common EU external tariff and TARIC apply to third countries.

Sines is the country's largest port, a deep-water facility and a major transhipment and energy hub (containers, oil, LNG). Other key ports are Leixoes, Lisbon and Setubal.

The main cargo airports are Lisbon Humberto Delgado (LIS), Porto Francisco Sa Carneiro (OPO) and Faro (FAO), all operated by ANA Aeroportos de Portugal.

Typically a commercial invoice, packing list, electronic customs or export declaration, EORI number, transport document (B/L, AWB or CMR) and, for preferential trade, proof of origin (EUR.1 or origin declaration).

Yes. The Atlantic location makes Sines a gateway for transhipment between Europe, Africa and the Americas. In addition, the International Business Centre of Madeira (free trade zone) offers tax advantages.

Cette page renvoie vers des pays partenaires importants (import/export) pour un contexte rapide.

• ES
• DE
• FR
• IT
• NL
• GB

Pour les transports internationaux, ces termes sont un bon point de départ :

• Incoterms
• AWB (lettre de transport aérien)
• Bill of Lading (B/L)
• Code HS / nomenclature douanière
• UN/LOCODE