Media type · Goods arriving after the main move
Goods to follow
Belongings imported after the main shipment, often under the same relief.
Key facts
| Meaning | Goods arriving after the main move |
|---|---|
| Key | Listed on the original inventory |
| Deadline | Set by customs |
| Evidence | Inventory reference and shipping documents |
| Check | Whether the scheme allows a split shipment |
List it before you ship
The goods-to-follow list has to exist at the time of the first import. Adding items later is much harder than declaring them upfront. Include the approximate value and the reason they are travelling separately.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add items later?
Usually only if they were on the original list and within the deadline. Check before assuming.
Do goods to follow need a separate declaration?
Often yes, referencing the original entry. The broker can confirm the procedure.