Brexit Process for UK travellers

I am a British, Jersey or Guernsey yachtsman and would like to visit the Port of Saint-Quay-Portrieux in France:

– I send the completed notice form (entering and leaving form) to the port office 24 hours before my arrival, or if I’m staying less than 24 hours, when I leave my home port.

– The port office sends the completed form to the Saint-Brieuc Customs department, which returns the form validated to the port office.

– The port office returns the Customs stamped form to me, and I keep a copy on board in case of an unannounced Customs inspection (in port or at sea).

– I can sail or cruise in Brittany with this document, but if I wish to make other stopovers outside this region (e.g. Normandy), I must contact the Saint-Brieuc Customs office, which will inform the other regional Customs offices.

– When leaving the Schengen area, it is recommended to return to ports that are not official ports of entry.

– If I haven’t filled in my return date, I will send another completed form back to the port office, which forwards it to the Customs department. The latter approves it with a stamp, returns it to the port office which sends it back to me.

– Otherwise, when I leave the Schengen area, I must go through a PPF port of entry.

Click here to upload the form in PDF format

Click here to upload the form in odt format

More information:

Saint-Brieuc Customs Office

3 Impasse des Longs Reages
BP 320
22193 Plerin
(Located near La Prunelle bus stop
Line 1 Paimpol-Saint Brieuc)

Telephone: 09 70 27 51 51

www.douane.gouv.fr

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