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ICS2 adds one-hour outage 24 October 12:00–13:00

The 22 October table adds a 24.10 kl 12–13 ICS2 window for ENS and arrival notifications alongside the standing 30 Oct–2 Nov block.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 22 October 2026

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Importers and declarants lodging Import Control System 2 entries face an additional one-hour outage on 24 October. The ICS2 row of the European Union customs-systems outage table now carries 24.10 kl 12 to 24.10 kl 13Emta Emta alongside the existing 30.10 kl 20 to 02.11 kl 00.59 windowEmta. Other rows change only in time punctuation, from 00:59 to 00.59, and the table stamp moves from 21 to 22 October 2026Emta.

In the 24 October 12:00–13:00 slot the table marks entry summary (ENS) data submission including through the user interface, notifying arrival of the means of transport and processing the data as blocked.Emta Emta The same three functions are marked as blocked from 20:00 on 30 October until 00:59 on 2 November in the standing slot.Emta The ICS2 row text is otherwise unchanged between the two updates. The row names the system as ICS2 with ICS2 CR and ICS2 STI-STP for the import control system, labelled Impordi kontrollisüsteem. The update stamp reads Viimati uuendatud 22.10.2026 and carries both windows.Emta

The 24 October addition changes only the ICS2 row. Export, transit, preference, tariff and other customs-system rows carry no 24 October slot.Emta The 30 October to 2 November slot remains as published for filings due then across the listed systemsEmta, with the same blocked-functions text for ICS2Emta.

The table gives the ICS2 start and end times as 24.10 kl 12 and 24.10 kl 13 for the new slotEmta and 30.10 kl 20 to 02.11 kl 00.59 for the standing slotEmta, with the 22 October 2026 update carrying both. Entries are timed by those published starts and ends.Emta Filings are identified by the ENS dataset and the arrival-notification step named in the row.

The windows are those in the European Union customs-systems outage table of 22 October 2026Emta for the ICS2 row for ENS filersEmta.

Time ICS2 ENS and arrival notifications outside 12:00-13:00 on 24 October and outside the 30 October-2 November window.

Sources

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