← Lessons 29-Incoterms and Frontier Crossings Quiz 0 / 9 read 1. INTRODUCTION 2. INCOTERMS 3. THE SCHENGEN AGREEMENT 4. PASSPORT AND VISA REQUIREMENTS 5. IMMIGRATION CONTROLS 6. PHYTOSANITARY REQUIREMENTS 7. TUNNELS 8. Quick Exam Numbers / Facts – Memorise These 9. Final Memory Checklist 8. Quick Exam Numbers / Facts – Memorise These Incoterms 2020 = latest version identified by the source. Incoterms 2020 contains 11 standard terms. 7 Incoterms apply to all modes of transport; 4 apply only to sea/inland waterways. Sea/inland-waterway terms listed: FAS, FOB, CFR and CIF. EXW: buyer arranges/pays for transport, loading and Customs formalities and takes transit risk. FCA: seller delivers to the buyer's named carrier, loads the goods and arranges export clearance. CPT: seller pays carriage to named destination, but risk passes to buyer at the source's stated point of departure. CIP: CPT plus seller-arranged transit insurance for the entire journey. DPU: seller delivers after unloading at the named destination; buyer handles import clearance/duties. DAP: seller delivers on the vehicle ready for unloading; buyer handles import clearance/duties. DDP: seller arranges and pays for virtually everything, including duties, taxes and Customs formalities. Schengen first agreement: 1985; original five = France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands. Source-listed Schengen participating countries at publication: 22 EU states + 4 non-EU states = 26. Source states UK and Republic of Ireland had not signed Schengen. Passport validity: source recommends at least 6 months remaining. Schengen Visa source rule: non-European business travellers; single or multiple entry; maximum 3 months per year within a 6-month period. International Driving Permit: source says required for Russia, Ukraine and most of the Middle East; minimum applicant age 18. Illegal immigrant penalty stated in source: £2,000 per person for both operator and driver. Non-payment of the immigration penalty within 60 days may allow vehicle seizure and sale by the courts. Three key defences: driver unaware/no reason to believe; effective prevention system; system operated correctly. Frejus Tunnel: 12.5 km; 4.3 m high; 2.8 m wide; 70 kph max; 40 kph min; Euro 3+. Mont Blanc Tunnel: 11.6 km; 4.05 m high; 2.55 m wide; 70 kph max; 50 kph min; source says above Euro 4. Snow chains: source requires availability/use where necessary in Italy and fitting when the specified Mont Blanc road sign is displayed.