According to the agency, the NCTS P6 User Guide was developed to help users correctly utilize the new features of the electronic transit system and comply with the relevant requirements. The guide contains instructions on how to complete and submit electronic transit declarations, including information on cargo security. The Customs Service notes that, depending on the route and direction of the cargo's movement, different security codes are used when completing the transit declaration. For example, when transporting goods across the Moldovan-Romanian border with subsequent entry into the European Union via Romania, common transit declarations must currently be filed with security code "0," since Romania is currently using the NCTS Opt-out version and is upgrading its system to transition to NCTS P6 Opt-in. For operations in which goods leave the European Union's customs territory—specifically on the Moldova–Turkey and Moldova–Serbia routes—code "2" should be used. Using this code eliminates the need to file a separate summary declaration for export from the EU. The Customs Service recommended that economic operators review the guidelines before submitting declarations to avoid errors and delays in their processing. // 30.09.2026 — InfoMarket.