How to Get a UIT Code in Romania: Step by Step
How to get a UIT code in Romania: who files the declaration, the 3-day window, the 2.5 t / 500 kg / 10,000 lei thresholds, and why a code is not an acceptance.
Read the guide →RO e-Transport guides, step by step
Everything a declarant needs to know about RO e-Transport, written from what we see in the application and in ANAF responses. Each guide answers one question, with the legal article next to it.
Start with the complete guideEverything about RO e-TransportWhat RO e-Transport is, who must declare, which goods, which thresholds, how long a UIT code is valid, what the fines are. One page, kept up to date.Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide
High Fiscal Risk Goods Romania: The e-Transport List
High fiscal risk goods Romania: the eight Order 802/2022 categories with their CN chapters, the 500 kg and 10,000 lei thresholds, and when the list applies.
Read the guide →Who Must Declare in RO e-Transport: Roles Explained
Who must declare RO e-Transport, by operation: importer, exporter, supplier, beneficiary, depositary, plus what the transport organizer and driver answer for.
Read the guide →RO e-Transport Fines: Amounts, Confiscation and Appeals
RO e-Transport fines for companies, drivers and individuals, when goods are confiscated, and how to appeal: 15 days, the local court, and half the minimum fine.
Read the guide →UIT Code Validity: 5 Days, 15 Days and the 3-Day Window
UIT code validity in RO e-Transport: 5 calendar days, 15 for intra-community acquisitions, the 3-day filing window, and what to do when a transport runs late.
Read the guide →Change Vehicle in RO e-Transport: Update a UIT Code
How to change the vehicle in RO e-Transport after departure: who sends the update, why the UIT code stays the same, and when a breakdown means redeclaring.
Read the guide →Correct UIT Declaration: Edit, Delete or Confirm a Transport
Correct UIT declaration rules in RO e-Transport: what you can change within 3 days, when a deletion is accepted, how confirmation works and when you need a new code.
Read the guide →Foreign Carriers RO e-Transport: Who Declares the UIT Code
Foreign carriers in RO e-Transport: who declares the UIT code when the shipper is not Romanian, what the driver carries, and how an EU company can delegate.
Read the guide →ANAF Digital Certificate e-Transport: SPV Access and Tokens
ANAF digital certificate for e-Transport: the qualified certificate, SPV enrolment, power of attorney, and the OAuth token that lets software send declarations.
Read the guide →e-Transport Excel Import: Declare UIT Codes in Bulk
e-Transport Excel import: the template sheets, how rows become declarations, what the import cleans up automatically and what it refuses to guess for you.
Read the guide →GPS Data RO e-Transport: Who Transmits It and From When
GPS data in RO e-Transport: whose obligation it is, what OUG 29/2025 postponed, and why it stays separate from the UIT declaration and from your software.
Read the guide →SPV e-Transport: Declaring a UIT Code by Hand, Step by Step
SPV e-Transport step by step: what you need to log in, how to send a transport declaration, how to read ANAF's answer, and when doing it by hand stops working.
Read the guide →Your first UIT code in 5 minutes
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”.
