Entry in the declarant's records (EIDR) for exports will be introduced in early 2026.
There will be a requirement for more information in the records, corresponding to that which applies to simplified declarations. There will also be a requirement to submit a notification to Swedish Customs for each entry made in the records.
Entry in the Declarant's Records (EIDR export)
At the beginning of 2026, it will be possible to report discrepancies for goods in temporary storage digitally.
ATA carnets are based on two international conventions (the ATA Convention and Annex A of the Istanbul Convention), which make it possible to simplify customs formalities for the temporary movement of goods between countries. In Sweden, ATA carnets are issued by the competent chamber of commerce.
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has developed a digital system to replace the current paper-based system. The EU aims to have all Member States switch to electronic ATA carnets in the first quarter of 2026. Globally, the transition will be gradual. This means that ATA carnets will be handled both digitally and in paper format during a transition period.
Centralised clearance is introduced in two parts. The first part includes the standard customs declaration. The second part includes, for example, simplified and supplementary declarations and registration in the declarant's records and will be introduced in Sweden on 1 September 2026.
Centralised clearance for import
An online service is being developed for cases where an export declaration is not required and you will need to submit a separate exit summary declaration. The online service will be introduced in autumn 2026.
An online service is also being developed for re-export notifications, for example for example for goods in temporary storage to be declared for re-export. The online service will be introduced in autumn 2026.
Exit summary declarations and re-export notifications (in Swedish)