Customs and Freight

Customs Clearance & Freight Forwarding

Isuria provides customs clearance and freight forwarding worldwide, supporting businesses with reliable, end-to-end logistics solutions.

We manage import and export movements with speed and precision, keeping your supply chain running smoothly. Our team simplifies complex requirements and ensures full compliance.

Every service is tailored to your business — delivering flexible, competitive and dependable solutions.

Your Trusted Customs Clearance Agent & Freight Forwarding Partner.

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Exports

Exporting goods from the UK can be challenging, but with our team, you’re in safe hands. Our team ensures that your goods are properly documented and compliant with export standards, removing the stress of regulations.

Imports

Importing goods can be complex, time-consuming, and full of challenges especially in today’s climate of rapidly changing regulations. Our role is to simplify the process, making it faster, easier, and stress-free. This allows you to focus your time and energy on what matters most, running and growing your business.

Freight Forwarding

International freight forwarding can be complex, with challenging logistics and regulations to navigate. Isuria streamlines the process, using our global network and expertise to deliver efficient, cost-effective shipping solutions for imports and exports.

Understanding VAT

Import VAT is a tax that is charged on goods brought into Great Britain from outside the UK. It is calculated based on the value declared at import and is due when the goods arrive at the UK port of entry.

VAT registered businesses can use Postponed VAT Accounting (PVA) to declare via their VAT Return instead of paying upfront.

Import VAT is different from domestic VAT, which is added to business transactions and collected by VAT registered businesses on behalf of HMRC.

Understanding Customs Duty

Customs duty is a tax applied to goods imported into the UK, based on their classification, value and origin. It plays a key role in regulating trade, protecting domestic industries and generating government revenue.