Carnet Countries
The cost of the carnet is based on a percentage of the equipment value, countries visited and the duration. Please note: A minimum of 48 hours is normally required to prepare a carnet without incuring additional express arrangement fees.
For further carnet information please follow these links:
| Albania Feb 25, 2013)
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Algeria | Andorra | Antarctica |
| Aruba | Australia | Austria* | Azores (Portugal) |
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Balearic Islands |
Belarus | Belgium* | |
| Botswana | Bulgaria* | Canada | Canary Islands |
| Ceuta | Chile | China | Corsica |
| Cote d'Ivoire | Croatia | Curacao | Cyprus* |
| Czech Republic* | Denmark* | Estonia* | European Union |
| Faroe Islands | Finland* | France* | French Guiana |
| French Polynesia - Tahiti | Germany* | Gibraltar | Greece* |
| Greenland | Guadeloupe | Guam | Guernsey |
| Hong Kong | Hungary* | Iceland | India |
| Iran | Ireland* | Isle of Man | Israel |
| Italy* | Ivory Coast (see Cote d'Ivoire) | Japan | Jersey |
| Latvia* | Lebanon | Lesotho | Liechtenstein |
| Lithuania* | Luxembourg* | Macao | Macedonia |
| Madeira | Malaysia | Malta* | Martinique |
| Mauritius | Mayotte | Melilla | Mexico |
| Miquelon | Moldova, Rep. Of | Monaco | Mongolia |
| Montenegro | Morocco | Namibia | Netherlands* |
| New Caledonia | New Zealand | Norway | Pakistan |
| Poland* | Portugal* | Puerto Rico | Reunion Island |
| Romania* | Russia | Saipan | Senegal |
| Serbia | Singapore | Slovakia* | Slovenia* |
| South Africa | South Korea | Spain* | Sri Lanka |
| St. Barthelemy | St. Martin | St. Pierre | Swaziland |
| Sweden* | Switzerland | Tahiti | Taiwan †† |
| Tasmania | Thailand | Tunisia | Turkey |
| Turks & Caicos | U.K.* | Ukraine | U.A.E. |
| U.S.A. | Wallis & Fortuna Islands |
Soon to be accepting carnets: Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago, Saudi Arabia.
Countries in black are linked to a Carnet Country Advisory. In a case where more than one advisory applies to a country, the country will be linked to the most current advisory.
"Countries starting with an asterisk are part of the European Union (EU)." If goods are properly imported into one EU carnet country and re-exported from a second EU carnet country, the Carnet holder is unlikely to encounter any claims fees.
† Iran is accepting carnets however US restrictions do not allow a US-issued carnet for Iran.
†† Taiwan requires a separate carnet called a TECRO/AIT carnet.
As always, an ATA Carnet may be used as a Certificate of Registration (CBP CF4455) departing and returning to the U.S. regardless of whether the carnet will be used in a carnet or non-carnet country.
List of who to contact in other carnet countries to get a non-US carnet issued.
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