Assistance in obtaining permits

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Have us obtain a waste transport permit in any European country and focus on running your business. We take care of all the formalities, get the some decisions on waste transport even within 1 working day. Check us out.

We obtain express permits for:

  • Poland
  • Germany - also permits for the transport of hazardous waste
  • France (certificates)
  • Italy
  • The Netherlands
  • Luxembourg
  • United Kingdom
  • Belgium
  • Denmark
  • Austria
  • The Czech republic
  • Slovakia (certificates)
  • Sweden also permits for the transport of hazardous waste
  • Hungary (certificates)
  • Switzerland (certificates)
  • Spain (certificates)
  • Slovenia (certificates)
  • Romania
  • Croatia
  • Norway
  • Lithuania (certificates)
  • Latvia (certificates)
  • Estonia (certificates)
  • Serbia (certificates)

A minimum of formalities and a flexible service delivery system will allow you to get through all the procedures pleasantly and stress-free.

Call us

Ewelina Nadolna

Permits department

+48 881 045 376

e.nadolna@ekologistyka24.pl

Justyna Blazevich

Permits department

+48 500 867 153

j.blazewicz@ekologistyka24.pl

Pawel Makowski

Head of the International Department

+48 517 862 602

p.makowski@ekologistyka24.pl

Hotline 24h

+48 881 045 376 

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