Importer of Record and Exporter of Record solutions for IT and Telecommunications; Laboratory and Research Equipment; Data Centre Hardware; Semiconductor Equipment; Medical Technology; Aerospace Components; and Industrial Hardware sent to or from Latvia; supported by Remote-Hands capabilities for on-site technical coordination.
Latvia has become a strategic entry point for Northern and Baltic Europe’s technology, research, and engineering operations. The country’s academic institutions; data centres; telecom providers; aviation hubs; and scientific laboratories routinely import IT and telecom hardware; laboratory instruments; semiconductor tools; medical devices; aerospace components; and industrial hardware that require strict alignment with Latvian Customs and EU regulations.
Riga International Airport handles most of Latvia’s high-value technical air freight, supported by strong multimodal links into Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, and Finland. These shipments depend on complete CE files; equipment safety documentation; EMC records; product specifications; and structured customs entries.
Uproot Technologies manages this full import cycle by assuming official IOR and EOR responsibilities.
Our Remote-Hands support strengthens the import chain by providing on-site assistance for receiving hardware, moving equipment into technical spaces, verifying condition, and supporting deployment-readiness for data centres, labs, telecom hubs, and engineering environments.
Uproot Technologies prepares and manages all documentation required by Latvian Customs, the State Revenue Service, and the EU Customs Code. Latvia’s technology, research, and infrastructure growth has created high demand for controlled import handling, especially for regulated electronics and laboratory equipment.
Our teams assemble customs declarations; CE compliance files; technical records; classification documents; equipment specifications; safety and EMC documentation; and valuation data for shipments routed through Riga.
Remote-Hands support enhances these services, allowing organizations to rapidly place equipment inside data centres, laboratories, telecom sites, manufacturing lines, and research facilities.
Imports into Latvia must comply with:
• Latvian Customs documentation
• EU Customs Code procedural requirements
• CE conformity documentation
• Product safety and EMC requirements
• Wireless device compliance where applicable
• Tariff classification and valuation rules
• VAT and duty regulations
• Proof of origin for trade agreements
These requirements apply across technology, research, engineering, and medical categories.
Latvia’s digital infrastructure, fibre networks, mobile operators, and enterprise IT environments depend on imported servers; routers; switching systems; optical gear; wireless equipment; and cybersecurity platforms. Import compliance includes:
• CE and EMC documentation
• Wireless equipment records
• Technical details
• Equipment safety documentation
• Classification and valuation
Remote-Hands: data-centre racking assistance; cable handling; hands-and-eyes checks; equipment positioning inside telecom rooms.
Latvia supports active research activity in life sciences, chemistry, engineering, and applied technologies. Imports include analytical instruments; bioscience systems; environmental testing equipment; imaging units; and calibration tools. Documentation requirements include:
• CE conformity
• Calibration files
• Technical construction records
• EMC and safety documentation
• Scientific classification
Remote-Hands: moving equipment into controlled laboratory zones; unpacking delicate instruments; coordinating readiness checks.
Riga and its surrounding regions host expanding data-centre operations supporting cloud platforms, enterprise systems, and service providers. Imports include servers; storage arrays; networking equipment; rack components; and power units. Requirements include:
• CE and EMC documentation
• Performance specifications
• Technical records
• Classification and valuation
Remote-Hands: hardware reception, racking, assisted placement, cable routing, and urgent deployment handling.
Latvia participates in Baltic-region semiconductor testing, electronics development, and academic research. Imports include wafer inspection tools; imaging systems; measurement devices; cleanroom sensors; and electrical analysis equipment. Requirements include:
• CE documentation
• Technical construction files
• Equipment safety records
• Clear classification and valuation data
Remote-Hands: controlled movement, equipment checks, and on-site support within electronics and semiconductor facilities.
Latvia’s aviation and aerospace activities rely on the import of avionics units; testing devices; certified components; and maintenance hardware. Compliance includes:
• Safety documentation
• CE and technical files
• Component specifications
• Customs classification
Remote-Hands: coordination for receiving and transferring components into engineering areas.
Hospitals, medical institutions, and manufacturers depend on imported diagnostic equipment; imaging systems; surgical instruments; automation controllers; and industrial hardware. Compliance includes:
• CE documentation
• EMC and safety files
• Technical records
• Classification requirements
Remote-Hands: receiving medical hardware, equipment placement, and verification steps allowed within facility guidelines.
Uproot Technologies prepares customs filings; organizes CE and technical compliance documentation; manages VAT and duties; and supports air-freight handling across Riga International Airport. Remote-Hands support adds operational value, enabling local technical assistance for equipment movement, positioning, and preparation after customs clearance.
Latvia’s logistics network is centred around Riga International Airport, complemented by multimodal connections into Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, and Finland. Air freight is preferred for laboratory devices; semiconductor tools; IT and telecom hardware; medical systems; and sensitive electronics that require fast, controlled handling.
Uproot coordinates airport processing, documentation, and technical acceptance through Remote-Hands teams.
Latvia’s growing research centres, telecom infrastructure upgrades, semiconductor activity, and data-centre expansion require accurate customs declarations, CE documentation, and technical files. Incorrect paperwork can cause delays, penalties, or re-export requirements.
Uproot ensures operational continuity by assuming full import responsibility and providing on-ground support where the equipment must be physically handled.
Remote-Hands teams in Latvia provide a direct operational extension for time-sensitive and technically complex shipments. These teams assist with hardware reception, data-centre movement, laboratory coordination, equipment positioning, cable handling, and site-level support.
This service reduces deployment delays and ensures smooth integration after customs clearance.
Imports involving laboratory equipment; data-centre systems; telecom and IT hardware; semiconductor tools; medical devices; aerospace components; and industrial hardware must include full documentation aligned with Latvian Customs and EU standards. Uproot Technologies prepares and manages these for all IOR and EOR operations.
Documentation may include:
• CE conformity
• Technical construction files
• Safety and EMC documentation
• Wireless equipment records
• Laboratory and scientific instrument files
• Semiconductor equipment documentation
• Aviation component documentation
• End-use confirmation documents
• Tariff classification
Latvia requires proper VAT and customs duty handling based on the tariff code and valuation.
EORI is mandatory for all import and export operations under EU regulations.
Uproot Technologies provides IOR and EOR solutions for technology, scientific, medical, and industrial shipments entering or exiting Latvia.
Remote-Hands support complements the import cycle, delivering on-site coordination and equipment handling where operational readiness is required.
Latvia’s technical landscape, from research institutions to telecom networks, data centres, and medical facilities, requires structured import handling for regulated and sensitive equipment. Uproot Technologies prepares customs filings; manages CE and technical documentation; coordinates VAT and duties; and supports air-freight operations through Riga.
Remote-Hands support enhances this foundation, providing the capability to physically manage equipment, support site deployments, and assist in mission-critical readiness.
Our operations connect Latvia with the United Kingdom; the United States; Europe; the Middle East; Africa; and the Asia-Pacific region.
Providing expert advice on navigating import/export customs laws, tariffs, and incentives, and assisting with strategic planning for customs compliance.
Securing and managing all required import and export licenses and permits, particularly for regulated or dual-use goods, to ensure smooth customs clearance.
Preparing and managing all necessary import/export documentation, including commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates of origin, and customs permits.
Coordinating logistics for imports and exports, including transportation, warehousing, and ensuring timely delivery while meeting all customs compliance requirements.
Calculating, paying, and managing customs duties, VAT, and any applicable excise taxes for both imports and exports on behalf of the importer/exporter.
Ensuring that all imports and exports meet regulatory standards, including safety, technical, and product certification requirements for full customs compliance.
Handling the entire customs clearance process for both imports and exports, ensuring full compliance with customs regulations for smooth entry or exit of goods.
Mitigating risks associated with customs delays, non-compliance, or penalties by ensuring all import/export processes adhere strictly to customs compliance regulations.
Acting as the legal Importer of Record (IOR) or Exporter of Record (EOR) on behalf of the client, ensuring full customs compliance with all relevant laws and regulations.
