Rome, Italy
Rome connects Italy's vast consumer and government procurement market to Serbian road freight via the A1 motorway and Fiumicino cargo hub.
Rome, Italy
Population
2,870,000
Country
Italy
Key Industries
Government, Tourism, Logistics, Manufacturing
Distance from Belgrade
1100 km
About Rome
As Italy's capital and largest city, Rome anchors a massive consumer and government procurement market. The A1 motorway links Rome to Milan and Naples, forming the backbone of Italy's north–south road freight corridor.
Fiumicino Airport operates significant cargo facilities, while the port of Civitavecchia—reachable via the A12—handles container and roll-on/roll-off freight. Fashion, food, and government supply chains all converge in the Rome metropolitan area.
Fin Partner manages road transport between Serbia and Rome across approximately 1,100 km via Ljubljana. We provide customs clearance, transit documentation, and coordinated delivery for fashion, food, and institutional shipments.
Customs Offices in Rome
Official EU customs offices for road transport
LAZIO 1 ROMA
Reference: IT402100
LAZIO 1 ROMA
Reference: IT402199
DT LAZIO E ABRUZZO
Reference: ITP00010
Common questions about customs and transport in Rome
Frequently Asked Questions
Data Source & Disclaimer
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.
For official and up-to-date information, consult the EU Customs Office List directly.
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