How to get your EU EORI number
We prepare, file, and follow up on your EU EORI application with the right way.
One flat fee of €148. Most numbers issued in 1–5 business days.
Authorities issue EORI numbers for free. Here’s exactly what
you’re paying us to handle – and how long it really takes.
Independent agent — not a government body
Three steps from application to trade-ready
Tell us what you need
Start the short application: your company name, where it’s based, where you need an EORI, and an email. It takes about two minutes, and we save your progress so you can finish later.
We prepare and file it
We check your details, prepare the application correctly, and submit it to the relevant customs authority – or retrieve your existing number if you already have one. We handle the government portal and keep you posted.
You're ready to trade
You receive your EORI number, confirmed active and valid, so you can clear customs and move goods. Numbers come through in 1–5 business days, depending on the country.
What you'll need
We ask only for what the authority requires. For most applications that’s:
Exact documents vary by country.
How long it takes
Most EORI numbers are issued within 1–5 business days. The exact time depends on the country and the authority’s current workload.
We file promptly, then follow up so nothing stalls. If the authority needs anything else, we handle the back-and-forth for you.
Register a new number — or find the one you already have
Many businesses already have an EORI number without realising it – it can be linked to past customs interaction. Before we register anything, we check. If you already have a valid number, we retrieve, update and confirm it. If you don’t, we register a new one. Either way, it’s the same flat €148.
What your €148 covers
Do you need a service for this?
You can apply directly with the customs authority yourself, free of charge. People choose us when they’d rather not decode a government portal in another language, aren’t sure where to register in, or simply want it done fast and correctly without the guesswork – especially non-EU companies working out where their first customs formality happens.
Note: importing into the EU as a non-EU company usually also requires an indirect customs representative. That’s separate from an EORI — we can point you in the right direction.
Questions about the process
How long does it take to get an EORI number?
Most are issued within 1–5 business days. The exact time depends on the country and the authority’s workload. We file promptly and follow up so it doesn’t stall.
Do I already have an EORI number?
You might. It can be linked to a past customs interaction. We check first and, if you have a valid number, we retrieve and confirm it at no extra cost.
Isn’t EORI registration free?
Yes – customs authorities don’t charge for the number itself. Our €148 fee covers preparing the application, filing it correctly, following up, and support until you’re cleared to trade.
Which country should I register in?
EU-based companies register in their home country. Non-EU companies register in the EU country where they carry out a customs formality. If you’re unsure, tell us your situation and we’ll advise.
What do you need from me to start?
Your company name and address, registration number and a contact email. We ask for anything country-specific before we file.
Are you a government body?
No. We’re an independent, third-party agent, not affiliated with any customs authority. You can apply directly with the authority yourself for free – we do it for you, correctly and quickly.