SENT
The list of monitored goods, the difference between SENT and RMPD, transit through Poland and roadside checks. A SENT notification is filed by the consignor or the consignee, and the carrier completes it with its own data.
6 articles
SENTDoes humanitarian aid need a SENT notification in PolandSince 20 June 2026 humanitarian clothing and footwear are outside SENT. What exactly was exempted, what stays monitored and why RMPD is filed anyway.Read more
SENTSENT transit through Poland, the control summons and borderIn transit the carrier files SENT (SENT300). "Coordinates for the control" is an art. 12a summons: vehicle at customs on the exit day, call first, or 20,000 zł.Read more
SENTCoal and charcoal from Poland under SENT, ADR, or neitherHard coal 2701 is under SENT, charcoal 4402 is not. Charcoal is UN 1361 class 4.2 under ADR until test N.4 excludes it. "SP 925" is maritime, void since 2026.Read more
SENTThe difference between SENT and RMPD nobody explainsSENT follows the goods, RMPD follows a non-EU carrier. Who files which, when both meet on one run, and what a missing one costs: 12,000 and 20,000 zł.Read more
SENTSENT and RMPD fines 2026, amounts, who pays, how to appealEvery SENT and RMPD fine in one table: amount in złoty and hryvnia, who pays, article number with a link. Appeal deadlines and the difference between two acts.Read more
SENTThe 2026 list of goods under SENT monitoringThe 2026 SENT goods list with thresholds and CN codes: fuels, oils, grain, honey, poultry, clothing and footwear in 2026. Why Ukrainian goods count.Read more
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