Import and Export of Diamonds via Diamond Office. How to?
How to Trade Diamonds Within the European Union?
In international trade, the European Union (EU) is treated as a single market with no internal borders between its member states. This setup enables the free movement of goods, services, people, and capital within the EU. As a result, once diamonds are imported into the EU, they can be traded freely among EU member states without any additional restrictions.
How to Trade Diamonds with Countries Outside the EU?
However, the European Union (EU) has set certain restrictions on diamond trade between its member states and countries outside the EU. In addition to these EU-wide rules, individual member states may also have their own specific restrictions on trade with non-EU countries. This means that the regulations and requirements for trading diamonds with countries outside the EU can vary from one EU member state to another.
Check all Relevant Import and Export Documents
Diamond Office is here to help you with all aspects of import and export formalities. We work closely with all relevant parties, including the Federal Public Service Economy, the Federal Public Service Finance – Customs, as well as transport companies and forwarders, to ensure a smooth process of your goods.
Problems? SOLVIT to the rescue
If a diamond dealer encounters issues with shipments within the EU due to a public authority's misinterpretation of EU internal market law, Diamond Office can assist. At the dealer’s request, Diamond Office can notify SOLVIT, an online European database that provides free solutions for such cases.
