The documents used in maritime transport, which are usually divided into two by official organizations, are divided into two categories called Circulation documents. EUR and ATR are circulation documents. The document named ATR is a type of document used in Turkey or Europe. The EUR is a document covering members of Turkey and the European Coal and Steel Community.
The members of the European Coal and Steel Community include 15 countries: the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Austria, Ireland, France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Finland, Greece and Sweden. In addition to these documents, the consular invoice for export is also requested at the entry customs while import legislation is being made to some countries.
Health and veterinary certificates, which are deemed necessary for the purchase and sale of all types of foodstuffs, live animals, meat, leather and some packaging materials, are also among the documents used in maritime transport. In the case of any bacteria or microbe that exists in these products, this document which is suitable for consumption is supplied. Another document in terms of Health is a document that proves that there is no radiation.
In addition to these, halal certification for Muslim countries is also required to be provided. A document stating that they are not included in a boycott or blacklist in countries where there is hot conflict or political disagreement between them is also considered in this context. In addition, the desired invoices are of great importance. Pro forma and commercial bills are some of these.
Certified invoices, also known as certified invoices, are an invoice that officially certifies that it has been certified by the embassies or consulates in the country of export. The certificate of origin, which is among the other requested document types, is one of the important documents. The document shows the origin of the goods received in terms of content.
Transport documents are generally defined as documents based on the contract of carriage arranged between the company that loads the export goods and the international transport company that is tasked with transporting the goods. In other words, the documents used in maritime transport represent the rights and obligations of both parties. It features a binding contract signed between the shipper (exporter) and the shipper.
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