RO e-Transport: International vs Domestic Transport Rules
RO e-Transport international transport vs domestic movements: which goods are covered, the 2.5 tonne and 500 kg thresholds, and who must declare.
Read the article →A few minutes each: what changes in RO e-Transport, how things look in practice, and the mistakes we see in declarations.
RO e-Transport international transport vs domestic movements: which goods are covered, the 2.5 tonne and 500 kg thresholds, and who must declare.
Read the article →How to check a UIT code in RO e-Transport: a code issued is not a declaration accepted, how to read ANAF status answers, and why 60 days matters.
Read the article →The e-Transport declaration errors ANAF rejects: spaces copied from PDFs, Greece coded GR, NC codes losing a leading zero, and a code read as acceptance.
Read the article →A UIT code example explained: 16 digits with a check digit, who issues it, when it must exist, and why a code in hand is not an accepted declaration.
Read the article →RO e-Transport 2026 for foreign shippers: the thresholds still in force, the sanctions calendar, and which claims come from law and which from press.
Read the article →Account, company, ANAF authorisation with your digital certificate, first declaration. 14 days free, no card.
The UIT code is issued by ANAF; the application requests it and tracks it until “accepted”.
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