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The Goods Vehicles (International Road Transport Permits and Haulage Within the EU) Regulations 2024

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As published

SCHEDULE 3 Fees

Regulation 7 PART 1 Application fees Type of permit | Application fee ECMT annual permit | £10 ECMT short-term permit | £10 multiple-use permit | £5 single-use permit | £2 PART 2 Grant fees Type of permit | Grant fee ECMT annual permit — with a duration of at least nine months | — £123 — with a duration of at least six months, but less than nine months | — £93 — with a duration of more than three months, but less than six months | — £62 — with a duration of three months or less | — £31 ECMT international removal permit | £18 ECMT short-term permit | £10 multiple-use permit | £45 single-use permit | £6

Your change, as a redline

SCHEDULE 3 Fees

Regulation 7 PART 1 Application fees Type of permit | Application fee ECMT annual permit | £10 ECMT short-term permit | £10 multiple-use permit | £5 single-use permit | £2 PART 2 Grant fees Type of permit | Grant fee ECMT annual permit — with a duration of at least nine months | — £123 — with a duration of at least six months, but less than nine months | — £93 — with a duration of more than three months, but less than six months | — £62 — with a duration of three months or less | — £31 ECMT international removal permit | £18 ECMT short-term permit | £10 multiple-use permit | £45 single-use permit | £6

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