Scope of ATA carnet

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.

Countries and regions that accept ATA carnets and the scope of main goods

United States Algeria Ireland Estonia

Andorra (PEC) Australia (PEC) Austria (PEC)

Bulgaria, Belgium and Iceland

Poland (Page) Denmark (Page) Germany (Page)

France (PEC) Finland (PEC) Korea (PEC)

Netherlands (Page) Canada (Page) Czech Republic (Page)

Croatia (Pec) Lebanon (Pec) Luxembourg (Pec)

Romania (Page) Malaysia (Page) Malta (Page)

Macedonia (PC) Mauritius (PEC) USA (PC)

Morocco (East) South Africa (East) Yugoslavia

Norway (PEC) Portugal (PEC) Japan (PEC)

Sweden, Switzerland and Senegal

Cyprus (Pec) Slovakia (Pec) Slovenia (Pec)

Sri Lanka (EC), Thailand (Page) and Tunisia (Page)

Turkey (Pec) Ivory Coast (Pec) Greece (Pec)

Hong Kong (PEC), Hungary (PEC) and New Zealand (PEC)

Singapore (PEC), Spain (PEC) and Britain (PEC)

India (East) Israel (Page) Italy (Page)

Gibraltar (PEC) China (East)

Lithuania (Pec) Latvia (Pec) Russia (Pec)

*: refers to the destination country and region of the goods.

P: It stands for professional equipment.

E: Represents the articles exhibited or used in exhibitions or trade fairs.

C: on behalf of commercial samples