Ostrava, Czech Republic
Ostrava drives heavy-industry freight from the Silesian–Moravian heartland, just kilometres from the Polish and Slovak borders.
Ostrava, Czech Republic
Population
290,000
Country
Czech Republic
Key Industries
Steel, Mining, Manufacturing
Distance from Belgrade
650 km
About Ostrava
The Czech Republic's third-largest city, Ostrava sits in the Silesian–North Moravian coal basin, shaped by steel production at Liberty Ostrava and the legacy of the Vítkovice Iron Works. This industrial base makes the city a major origination point for heavy and oversized cargo across Central Europe.
The D1 motorway extension from Brno places Ostrava on Czechia's primary east–west corridor, while the D56 runs south toward Frýdek-Místek. With the Polish border at Bohumín just 15 km away and Slovakia roughly 50 km to the east, Ostrava sits at a genuine tri-border freight crossroads.
Fin Partner organises road transport of steel coils, heavy machinery, and industrial components between Belgrade and Ostrava—approximately 750 km via Budapest and Bratislava—handling T1 transit declarations, customs clearance, and oversized-load permits.
Customs Offices in Ostrava
Official EU customs offices for road transport
v Ostravě, Ostrava - Přívoz
Reference: CZ300000
právní, Ostrava - Přívoz
Reference: CZ310000
správních činností
Reference: CZ311000
povolovacího řízení
Reference: CZ311010
Common questions about customs and transport in Ostrava
Frequently Asked Questions
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Customs office data is sourced from the European Commission's DG TAXUD Customs Office List (COL). This data is provided for informational purposes only. It is not binding for the European Commission or for the National Administrations concerned.
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