Cargo scope for handling the ATA manual for exhibits

Temporary import and export/ATA carnet application:
1. Scope of Goods Applicable to the ATA Carnet
The scope of goods applicable to the ATA carnet is all-encompassing. According to the purpose, there are mainly the following types:
1. Goods for use or display at exhibitions, trade fairs or similar occasions
2. Professional equipment used by various professionals
3. Commercial samples, containers, packaging materials and other goods related to commercial activities
4. Scientific research equipment, teaching supplies, seafarers' welfare supplies and other goods related to scientific, educational and cultural activities
5. Sports equipment and other items required for participating in overseas sports competitions, performances and training, and personal items required for overseas sightseeing, job hunting, study and meetings.
6. Pictures, photos, photographs, artworks, printed materials, free audio-visual products, and tourism advertising materials required for participating in cultural, religious or professional gatherings abroad
7. Non-commercial items required by natural persons or legal persons in border areas to complete agricultural, forestry, fish farming, repair, manufacturing and processing purposes.
8. Means of transport
9. Import and export of goods for charitable purposes
10. Paper plates, printing plates, drawings, models and other similar items related to manufacturing activities
11. Animals
From the perspective of type, the goods that usually use ATA carnets include jewelry, clothing, industrial machinery or equipment, communication equipment, various measuring equipment, computers, photography and audio equipment, stage props, diagnostic equipment, sports equipment, animals, containers, packaging materials, etc. ATA carnets cannot replace licenses and quotas. If the importing country requires it, the holder should prepare relevant documents in advance.
2. Why use ATA Carnet
1. ATA carnet is internationally accepted and convenient for customs clearance
The ATA carnet has established a unified customs clearance procedure for temporary import and export goods. So far, 62 countries and regions have implemented the ATA carnet system. 75 countries and regions accept the ATA carnet and enjoy international customs clearance convenience.
2. Import and export are exempt from value-added and tariffs
Carrying an ATA carnet to travel to the relevant agreement countries, the import and export of goods is exempt from customs clearance and value-added.