A Letter of Exemption is an official document issued by an accredited body confirming that your product is not subject to mandatory certification or declaration under the Technical Regulations of the Customs Union (TR CU).
This document is often required for customs clearance, participation in tenders and procurement procedures, or submission to regulatory authorities.
When Is a Letter of Exemption Required?
A Letter of Exemption is needed if:
Your product is not included in the list of goods subject to mandatory certification or declaration under TR CU
Customs authorities request confirmation that the product does not require a Declaration of Conformity or a certificate
You are importing non-standard equipment, components, prototypes, or exhibition samples
What Documents Are Required?
To obtain a Letter of Exemption, prepare the following:
HS Code (TN VED)
— for each product item
Product name and description
— including technical specifications and intended use
Invoice or product specification
— if available (recommended to confirm the product range)
Important:
The accuracy of the HS code and product description directly affects the decision to issue a Letter of Exemption.
Processing Time and Cost
Processing time: from 1 to 7 business days, depending on the complexity and product category
Cost: calculated individually — depends on the number of items and the specifics of the goods
You can receive an accurate quote from our specialists — quickly and without unnecessary bureaucracy.
How We Work
Verify the accuracy of the HS code
Analyze the product description and documentation
Submit the application to an accredited body
Obtain the original Letter of Exemption and provide you with a scanned copy or hard copy
You receive a ready-to-use document that can be immediately submitted to customs authorities or other institutions.