Transport within the EU
Latvia and Ireland share the EU single market, so no customs declaration is needed. The cargo travels with a CMR; the invoice should show both parties' VAT numbers.
Main hubs
We regularly arrange deliveries to: Dublin, Cork, Limerick.
Ireland is in the EU, but the land route runs via Great Britain, or directly by ferry from the continent; we plan to avoid unnecessary customs procedures.
What we offer
- FTL — a full 13.6 m trailer.
- LTL / groupage — cargo from one pallet.
- ADR and temperature control on request.
- Links to sea and air freight where needed.
Importing from Ireland to Latvia and the Baltics
We run the opposite direction too: cargo from Dublin, Cork and other hubs to Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. We arrange pick-up at the supplier, choose full load or groupage, prepare the paperwork and deliver to your door.
Typical transit is 5–7 working days; the exact time is confirmed in the quote.
Key documents
- CMR consignment note
- Invoice showing both parties' VAT numbers
- ADR documents (if dangerous goods)
- Intrastat declaration (where required)
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a customs declaration for Ireland?
No, shipments between EU countries do not need a customs declaration. A CMR and a correct invoice are required.
Can you ship just one pallet?
Yes, smaller loads travel as groupage (LTL) on regular departures.