Sea freight
End-to-end handling of port, warehouse and customs procedures for container and groupage cargo.
- Full container (FCL) and groupage (LCL) loads
- Port and bonded warehouse coordination
- Demurrage and storage monitoring with early warnings
Customs brokerage since 1976
A predictable route
A predictable route
through customs.
We handle your import, export and transit procedures in full compliance with current Turkish customs legislation — one point of contact from declaration to delivery, with cost and timeline known upfront.
Accurate declarationTariff and duty burden checked before filing
Import & export declarations
Transit and TIR procedures
Bonded and temporary storage
Regulatory advisory
1976
Half a century of case files
Since 1976 we have handled import, export and transit files with the same discipline. Customs legislation has changed many times over; each time, we learned it before our clients had to.
1976Founded
50Years in the sector
6Sectors of expertise
4Customs regimes handled
Modes of transport
Sea, air, road and rail — one team across all four
However your goods arrive, your contact on the customs side stays the same. Each mode has its own paperwork, deadlines and risks; we handle all four in house.
Air freight
Fast declarations and priority release for time-critical consignments.
- Air cargo terminal procedures
- Same-day declaration and delivery planning
- Samples, spare parts and urgent shipments
Road freight
Transit regime and border crossing procedures for truck shipments.
- TIR carnet and T1/T2 transit declarations
- Border gate and inland customs follow-up
- Door-to-door delivery planning
Rail freight
Transit and customs follow-up for block train and single-wagon shipments.
- Block train and single-wagon shipments
- CIM/SMGS consignment notes and transit declarations
- Border station and inland customs follow-up
Services
Every step you need at the border
From tariff classification and duty assessment to permits and final delivery, the whole process is managed under one roof.
Import Customs Clearance
Preparation of the release for free circulation declaration, assessment of duties and taxes, inspection and delivery follow-up.
DetailsExport Customs Clearance
Registration of the export declaration, issuance of movement and origin documents, and closure follow-up.
DetailsTransit Procedures
Transit declarations and guarantee handling for goods passing through Türkiye or moving to an inland customs office.
DetailsBonded & Temporary Storage
Declaration, time-limit and stock management for goods placed in bonded warehouses, including partial withdrawals.
DetailsCustoms Regulatory Advisory
Pre-transaction risk analysis, tariff and exemption assessment, and technical support in penalty and appeal proceedings.
DetailsLogistics Coordination
Coordination of transport and handling between the port, the warehouse and the final delivery point.
Details
Process
How your file moves
Every file follows the same four steps, so you always know where it stands and what comes next.
1
Pre-review
We review the invoice, delivery order and product data, and tell you the HS code and estimated duty burden before anything is filed.
2
Documentation
Missing documents are completed; permits, conformity and surveillance applications are filed.
3
Declaration
The declaration is prepared and registered; inspection, valuation and payment are followed through.
4
Delivery & records
The goods are released and a complete, ordered file of documents is handed over to you.
Why Selçuk
We do not like surprises at the border
A delay at customs usually costs more than the duty itself — storage, demurrage, a stopped production line. That is why we treat clearance as risk management.
Good clearance is not solving a problem after it appears — it is seeing it before the declaration is registered.
- Tariff and duty burden reported before the transaction, not after the invoice
- A single point of contact who starts, follows and closes your file
- A pre-check list that prevents waiting caused by missing documents
- Notification of the regulatory changes that actually affect you
- Orderly archiving and reporting of declarations, payments and documents
Insights
Guides and regulatory notes
Short guides on the questions we are asked most often.
Guide
Documents required from your company for customs
Before a company can be represented by a customs broker in Türkiye, a standard set of documents must be submitted to the administration. Without them, the power of attorney cannot be established and no declaration can be registered.
Read moreNote
Why HS classification matters so much
The Turkish Customs Tariff Statistics Position (GTİP) is the 12-digit code that determines the duty rate and the permit regime applicable to the goods. Getting it right has a direct effect on cost.
Read moreNote
Movement and origin documents in export
Whether your buyer can benefit from a preferential rate at destination often depends on issuing the right document. Which one applies depends on the destination country and the origin of the goods.
Read more
Let us review your shipment
Share your invoice and product details and we will send you an initial assessment of the HS code, duty burden and expected timeline — free of charge.