From April 1, all declarant accounts must be in euros
Avaldatud 06. aprill 2022.a.
Taking into account the unstable situation in the financial market, the European Central Bank has stopped publishing the reference rate of the Russian ruble to the euro since the beginning of March. In this regard, in customs documents submitted to Estonian customs from April 1, invoices issued in rubles are no longer accepted for processing.
These amounts must be converted into the official currency of the EU, the conversion is recorded in a separate document, which is attached to the customs declaration. The exchange rate can be taken from the website of the bank or customs service of another EU country.
Source: emta.ee
These amounts must be converted into the official currency of the EU, the conversion is recorded in a separate document, which is attached to the customs declaration. The exchange rate can be taken from the website of the bank or customs service of another EU country.
Source: emta.ee
