Spain uncovers caravan smuggling ring from UK via Santander port

The Guardia Civil of Cantabria has uncovered a smuggling network for caravans and cars from the United Kingdom in the municipality of Grau, Asturias. The investigation located 37 vehicles allegedly brought into Spain without declaration, including 8 caravans and 5 cars found in Grau. The vehicles were reportedly imported through the Port of Santander or via land borders under the guise of temporary stays, then sold in Spain without paying customs duties. Unpaid import duties are estimated at around €28,000. A total of 37 reports for alleged smuggling offences have been filed, with the case referred to the Customs Administration of Asturias.

The Civil Guard of Cantabria has uncovered a scheme of illegal import of caravans and vehicles from the UK through the Port of Santander. A total of 37 reports for alleged smuggling offenses have been filed concerning 32 caravans and 5 vehicles. The unpaid import duties are estimated at around 28,000 euros. The base was located in the municipality of Grado (Asturias), where 8 caravans and 5 cars were found without import documentation.

Spain's Guardia Civil has uncovered smuggling of caravans and cars from the UK through the Port of Santander. Vehicles were brought in as temporary holiday arrivals but never returned and were sold in Spain without paying customs duties. 32 caravans and 5 cars were found, 37 fines were issued, and unpaid duties are estimated at €28,000.

The Guardia Civil in Cantabria has uncovered a scheme to evade customs duties on caravans and vehicles imported from the UK. Officers have filed 37 reports for alleged smuggling violations involving 32 caravans and five vehicles. The unpaid import duties are estimated at around €28,000. The investigation revealed that the vehicles were brought in as temporary arrivals for holidays but were then sold in Spain without paying taxes. Some caravans entered through the Port of Santander, others via land borders after disembarkation at European ports. The base of the operation was located in the municipality of Grado, Asturias, where eight caravans and five cars were seized. It was also found that 24 more caravans had been imported from the UK last year without proper documentation.

Spain's Guardia Civil has detected the illegal import of 32 caravans and five vehicles from the United Kingdom through the port of Santander. The estimated customs duty fraud amounts to about 28,000 euros. Authorities have filed 37 reports for alleged smuggling violations.

The Civil Guard of Cantabria has uncovered smuggling of caravans and cars from the United Kingdom through the Port of Santander for subsequent sale in Spain. During an inspection in the municipality of Grado (Asturias), eight caravans and five cars were found without import documentation, and it was determined that another 24 caravans had been imported the previous year without declaration. A total of 37 penalty reports were filed, with unpaid customs duties estimated at 28,000 euros.

The Guardia Civil in Cantabria has uncovered an alleged scheme to illegally import caravans and vehicles from the UK without customs declarations or payment of duties. 37 cases of suspected smuggling have been filed, involving 32 caravans and five cars, with unpaid import duties estimated at around €28,000.

The Civil Guard of Cantabria has filed 37 smuggling charges related to the import of 32 caravans and 5 vehicles from the United Kingdom without paying customs duties. The unpaid import fees are estimated at around 28,000 euros. Some of the units entered through the Port of Santander under the guise of temporary stays and were later offered for sale online. Eight caravans and five cars were seized on a plot in the municipality of Grado (Asturias).