Yes, an ATA carnet can be used but only under certain conditions.

It is different from the ATA carnet arrangements as there is no cost involved.

But remember that the ATA carnet is not an export licence for controlled goods.

The ATA carnet will simplify their export and temporary import into the third country destination.

Using an ATA carnet replaces the normal customs documents required at import and re-export.

Once the carnet has been issued no extra goods can be added, you will need to apply for another ATA carnet.

But please note that it is not possible to export excise goods under the ATA carnet or duplicate list procedures.

You can temporarily export some goods for use outside the EU using an ATA carnet.

One method of TA is the ATA carnet.

The goods are covered by a single document known as the ATA carnet that is secured by an international guarantee system.

They will also note details of the C88 entry on the re-exportation counterfoil and then return the ATA carnet to you.

Description of the goods - if the details on the ATA carnet are not clear, the importing Customs authority may refuse to accept it.

An ATA carnet may also be used to claim relief under TA for goods that are temporarily imported from specific countries.

Using an ATA carnet does not remove any obligations to comply with licensing controls or other requirements for restricted or prohibited goods.

Release of the goods could then be delayed until a normal Customs declaration is made or a replacement ATA carnet can be issued.

What if I am importing or re-exporting temporary admission goods or hold an ATA Carnet?

The ATA carnet simplifies customs clearance if you temporarily import your goods into, and then export them from, the country to which they are consigned.

A number of the vehicles in Notice 200 can use an ATA carnet as an alternative means of simplifying customs formalities.

Alternatively you may be able to use an ATA carnet to claim relief under Temporary Admission for most of the goods covered by this notice.

The summary of goods that can be imported to the UK using an ATA carnet has been updated and simplified (see paragraph 4.1).

When the replacement has been issued send it together with the original ATA carnet to the National Carnet Unit.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the main ATA carnet issuing body in the UK.

ATA carnet: Stands for 'Admission Temporaire - Temporary Admission'.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry will be able to tell you if an ATA carnet can be issued for the temporary export you plan.

Traders can use an ATA carnet or a temporary import declaration for some types of temporary imports and exports, including tools and some equipment.

Yes, an ATA carnet can be used but only under certain conditions.

It is different from the ATA carnet arrangements as there is no cost involved.

But remember that the ATA carnet is not an export licence for controlled goods.

The ATA carnet will simplify their export and temporary import into the third country destination.

Using an ATA carnet replaces the normal customs documents required at import and re-export.

Once the carnet has been issued no extra goods can be added, you will need to apply for another ATA carnet.

But please note that it is not possible to export excise goods under the ATA carnet or duplicate list procedures.

You can temporarily export some goods for use outside the EU using an ATA carnet.

One method of TA is the ATA carnet.

The goods are covered by a single document known as the ATA carnet that is secured by an international guarantee system.

They will also note details of the C88 entry on the re-exportation counterfoil and then return the ATA carnet to you.

Description of the goods - if the details on the ATA carnet are not clear, the importing Customs authority may refuse to accept it.

An ATA carnet may also be used to claim relief under TA for goods that are temporarily imported from specific countries.

Using an ATA carnet does not remove any obligations to comply with licensing controls or other requirements for restricted or prohibited goods.

Release of the goods could then be delayed until a normal Customs declaration is made or a replacement ATA carnet can be issued.

What if I am importing or re-exporting temporary admission goods or hold an ATA Carnet?

The ATA carnet simplifies customs clearance if you temporarily import your goods into, and then export them from, the country to which they are consigned.

A number of the vehicles in Notice 200 can use an ATA carnet as an alternative means of simplifying customs formalities.

Alternatively you may be able to use an ATA carnet to claim relief under Temporary Admission for most of the goods covered by this notice.

The summary of goods that can be imported to the UK using an ATA carnet has been updated and simplified (see paragraph 4.1).

When the replacement has been issued send it together with the original ATA carnet to the National Carnet Unit.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the main ATA carnet issuing body in the UK.

ATA carnet: Stands for 'Admission Temporaire - Temporary Admission'.

All member national guaranteeing organizations are listed in ICC's ATA Carnet Website: www.atacarnets.org.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry will be able to tell you if an ATA carnet can be issued for the temporary export you plan.