BGB Convenience for Your Istanbul-Origin Air Cargo Shipments
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A major convenience for your Istanbul-origin export air cargo shipments!
With the BGB (Simplified Customs Declaration) regulation enacted under the decision published by the General Directorate of Customs in 2026, we offer a significant service for your Istanbul-origin shipments.
Shipeedy Air Cargo Solutions under the BGB Framework
Within the scope of BGB, Shipeedy organize your shipments:
- Up to 600 kg and EUR 30,000 in value,
- Including multiple and frequent shipments,
- Without reflecting customs brokerage costs,
- In a fast, practical, and fully compliant with regulations manner.
To benefit from BGB advantages, you can create your request immediately at shipeedy.com.
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