| Audience | Asset | Post text |
|---|---|---|
| Traders | Check what you need to do for the type of goods you import or export | • You can make it easier to import goods from the EU by registering to use transitional simplified procedures (TSP) • Make sure the EU business that you are selling to has the required paperwork to receive your goods • Keep up to date on import tariffs for Day 1 of Brexit • Find out how to register for and make a customs declaration • Make sure your business has an EORI number • If you buy and sell goods to the EU then you need to get ready for changes |
| Businesses | Check what's changing in your industry | • Your contracts may need updating to continue to lawfully transfer personal and customer data between between the EU and UK • Check new guidance if you manufacture or distribute goods to the EU • Employees practicing and serving clients in the EU may need to have their professional qualifications accredited. Check and apply by 31 October |
| Hauliers | Make sure you have the right driver and vehicle licences and permits for driving in the EU | • Make sure you have the right documentation for the goods you’re carrying across EU borders, including your Master Reference Number (MRN) • Check what you need to do to avoid delays/keep moving |
| Food, farming, and fisheries | The process for importing live animals and animal products is changing | • New certification for exporting animals and animal goods is required. You will also need to use specific ports to move them • Fish consignments [being exported] need to go through dedicated border inspection posts • Register to obtain a catch certificate |
| UK Nationals | Check for changes before you travel | • Check your passport is valid • Get travel insurance which covers your healthcare • Make sure you have the right driving documents • Get a health certificate for your pet at least four months before you travel |
| EU Citizens living in UK | Apply for EU Settlement Scheme | • Apply for EU Settlement Scheme |
For further information please visit www.gov.uk/brexit
