WHAT IS A DOZVOLA?

Dozvola transit permits are permits used for the transport of cargo and goods in international transport when there is a quota limit on crossings between countries. The dozvola permit is of great importance in transport. We have compiled all the details about this document, which is used especially in road transport. So what is a dozvola? What is it for and how do you obtain one? Here is what you need to know…

WHAT IS A DOZVOLA PERMIT?

A dozvola is a transit permit used between two countries, and it varies from country to country. A dozvola permit is mandatory in some cases. Countries that make dozvola quota agreements pay an annual fee. This document makes international journeys easier and prevents problems at border crossings. It confirms that certain standards or regulations have been met and that a particular operation can legally be carried out.

WHY IS THE DOZVOLA PERMIT IMPORTANT?

• Legal Compliance: It ensures that activities and operations are carried out within the legal framework.
• Compliance with Standards: It guarantees compliance with the specified standards and regulations.
• Authorisation: The approval issued by the relevant authority ensures that operations are carried out lawfully and properly.

In short, the dozvola permit represents the official permissions and approvals required to operate in various fields. These documents guarantee compliance with legal regulations and that certain standards are met.

HOW DO YOU OBTAIN A DOZVOLA PERMIT?

“How do you obtain a dozvola permit?” is a frequently asked question, and at Talos Logistics we have compiled all the details for you. Various documents are required for a dozvola permit. Permits are distributed by institutions authorised by TOBB (the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Türkiye) and at customs border points. Companies applying for a dozvola permit must first hold a C2 authorisation certificate, which is issued by institutions authorised by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure. The documents required for the application are:

• Dozvola permit application letter (the letter must state the route and the permits requested),
• Original and photocopy of the vehicle card,
• Notarised power of attorney (must be signed by the company’s authorised signatory or signatories),
• Customs Export Declaration.

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF DOZVOLA?

Dozvola permits generally vary according to the route of the transport and the relationship between the countries concerned. The most commonly used types are:

Transit Dozvola: A permit used when vehicles carrying cargo from one country to another pass through other countries in transit to reach the destination country. For example, a truck carrying cargo from Türkiye to Germany needs a transit dozvola to pass through Bulgaria and Serbia.

Bilateral Dozvola: A permit used when no third country is crossed on the way from the country of loading to the destination. For example, for direct transport from Türkiye to Greece, a bilateral dozvola is sufficient.

Third-Country Dozvola: A permit used when a vehicle picks up cargo in a country other than the one in which it is registered and carries it to another country that is also not its country of registration.

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