What is ata customs declaration? How to deal with ata? How long does it take to handle the ata carnet?

ATA carnet is an international customs document, which was specially created by the World Customs Organization for the temporary import of goods. 196 1 year, the world customs organization adopted the convention on the temporary entry of customs goods, and then adopted the convention on the temporary entry of customs goods in 1990, thus establishing and perfecting the ATA document book system. After the implementation of ATA carnet system in 1963, 62 countries and regions have implemented ATA carnet system, and 75 countries and regions have accepted ATA carnet system. The total value of goods cleared by ATA carnet every year exceeds1200 million USD. ATA carnet has become the most important customs document for temporary import of goods.

The ATA carnet system has established a unified international customs clearance procedure for temporarily imported goods, which enables temporarily imported goods to enjoy customs clearance facilities such as duty-free import and filling in domestic customs declaration documents in various countries with ATA carnet. Therefore, ATA carnet is also called cargo passport and cargo duty-free customs clearance certificate by international economic and trade circles. The establishment of ATA literature and book system is helpful to promote industrial specialization and modernization, accelerate international information exchange, strengthen the understanding and integration of cultures of all nationalities in the world, and promote exchanges and cooperation between governments and people of various countries. In international business activities, foreign trade companies and enterprises can establish and consolidate cooperative relations with foreign business partners by virtue of convenient temporary import and export procedures, enhance the influence of products in foreign markets, and take the initiative in global trade competition.

ATA consists of the initials of French Admission Temporaire admission and English Temporary Admission, which means temporary import is allowed. Literally, the goods using ATA carnet are different from the general imported goods, and their ownership will not be transferred when they circulate internationally.

The issuance and guarantee of ATA carnets are the responsibility of national guarantee societies, and each country can only have one guarantee society. Each guarantee room has the right to designate a number of domestic license issuing agencies to undertake the guarantee responsibility for ATA documents issued by subordinate license issuing agencies. The International Bureau of the International Chamber of Commerce is responsible for the daily management of the operation of ATA carnet system worldwide.

1993, China acceded to the ATA Customs Convention on Temporary Entry of Goods, Convention on Temporary Entry of Goods and Convention on Exhibitions and Trade Fair. From 1998 to 1, China began to implement ATA document book system. Approved by the State Council and authorized by the General Administration of Customs, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade/China International Chamber of Commerce is the issuing and guaranteeing chamber of commerce for ATA carnets in China, and is responsible for issuing and guaranteeing ATA carnets in China.

Articles displayed or used in 1, international fairs, fairs, exhibitions, international conferences and similar activities;

2. Professional equipment used by all kinds of professionals, such as publishing, audio-visual broadcasting and photographic equipment required for reporting abroad, recording programs and shooting; All kinds of measuring instruments needed for overseas installation and debugging of machines; Medical instruments required by medical personnel; Clothing and musical instruments required by actors, orchestras and troupes;

3. Containers, pallets, packaging materials, samples and other articles related to commercial activities;

4, scientific research equipment, teaching supplies, seafarers' welfare supplies and other items related to education, science or cultural activities;

5. Sporting goods and other articles needed for participating in overseas sports competitions, sports performances and training; Personal belongings required for overseas activities such as sightseeing, job hunting, study and professional meetings;

6. Pictures, photographs, photographic works, artworks, printed matter, documentaries, records and other audio-visual products required for overseas cultural, religious or professional gatherings;

7, natural persons or legal persons in the border areas to complete the work of agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and non-commercial goods for the purpose of repair, manufacture and processing;

8. Medical supplies, surgical and laboratory equipment and relief materials temporarily exported for charitable purposes;

9, commercial or private use of ships, aircraft, land engine vehicles, railway wagons and other means of transportation;

10, live animals needed for grazing, performances, exhibitions, competitions and other activities in border areas;

1 1, paper plates, printing plates, plates, molds, drawings, models and other similar items related to manufacturing activities.

In China, the use of ATA carnets is limited to the goods under exhibitions, fairs, conferences and similar activities, and our customs does not accept the import and export declaration procedures of ATA carnets for other goods.