The full list of ATA carnet countries is as follows:

European Union Countries
Note that a single UK to EU carnet covers all 27 EU countries, allowing free movement between multiple entries/exits within the EU after initial customs validation at the entry point.
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
French overseas territories (including Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyane and Reunion, New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna Islands, and French Polynesia (includes Tahiti), St Barthelemy, St Martin, Mayotte, Saint Pierre and Miquelon)
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Sweden
Non-EU Countries
NOTE: Countries in red allow carnets under special conditions - read each entry for more details.
Albania
Algeria
Andorra
Bahrain (Trade Fairs and Exhibitions only)
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Canada - Commercial Samples only. However, if you wish to have a Carnet for the Professional Equipment category, we will require a letter of indemnity on your company headed paper, accepting responsibility if the Carnet is refused.
Channel Islands/Isle of Man - the Chamber can issue Carnets for companies based in the UK as well as Channel Island-based companies if so requested (Carnets issued for Channel Islands companies must be validated by Channel Islands Customs before being used abroad).
Chile
Cote d'Ivoire
Faroe Islands
Gibraltar
Hong Kong
Iceland
India - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions; display or demonstration before any department of the Central or State Government or a Union Territory Administration; meeting, conference, or congress organized by any company or organization; Professional Equipment. All Carnets entering and leaving India must be registered on FICCI’s electronic system (done at the time of clearing Indian Customs)
Indonesia* - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions and Professional Equipment only at present
Iran
Israel
Japan
Kazakhstan - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions and Professional Equipment only at present
Lebanon - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions and Professional Equipment only at present
Macao
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malaysia (includes Kuala Lumpur, Sabah, and Sarawak)
Mauritius
Mexico
Moldova
Mongolia - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions and Professional Equipment only at present
Montenegro
Morocco - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions only. However, we would accept a letter of indemnity on your company headed paper for other categories, accepting responsibility if the Carnet is refused
New Zealand
Norway
Pakistan - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions and Professional Equipment only at present
Peru
Philippines
Qatar - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions only (Box C of the Carnet should state the name of the Exhibition and the venue)
Russian Federation - Box B of the Carnet should state passport number + date of issue of the person travelling with the Carnet. It is advisable that the General List is translated into Russian to facilitate Customs clearance into the country. Also customers are advised to engage a local Customs Broker who will facilitate the Custom Clearance process.
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia
Singapore - maintains very strict controls over imports and exports. It regularly limits the validity period of all Carnets to six months. If more time is needed, the Carnet Holder should request an extension before the final date of re-exportation (see item #2 of the Importation Counterfoil). Extensions, which are generally granted, should be obtained from Singapore customs.
South Africa (includes Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland, and Lesotho)
South Korea - Customs typically restricts the entry of goods to six months. If more time is needed, the Carnet Holder should request such from South Korean Customs before the expiry of the final date of re-exportation.
Sri Lanka
Switzerland (includes Liechtenstein)
Taiwan - requires a separate carnet called a CPD Taiwan carnet
Thailand
Tunisia - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions and Professional Equipment only at present
Türkiye - Only named representatives listed in Box B. Represented by, on the importation and re-exportation vouchers will be allowed to sign the importation and re-exportation declarations in Boxes F. Turkish agent (or company/person that will be involved with the goods in Turkey) must be stated in Box B of the Carnet. The Holder should carry a General List (in Excel format) on a USB drive, as this may have to be uploaded into the Turkish Customs database.
Ukraine - As of mid-2024, chambers of commerce in the UK (like Sussex Chamber) announced the suspension of ATA Carnet operations for Ukraine, meaning you generally cannot get or use one for entry/exit in Ukraine now.
United Arab Emirates - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions only
United States of America (includes Puerto Rico and Saipan) - Commercial Samples and Professional Equipment only at present. As of January 26, 2010, goods entering the United States via ocean vessel are required to have an Importer Security Filing (ISF) filed by an ISF importer. While two of the required data elements are from the ocean carrier, 10 others are required from the ISF importer. ATA Carnets are exempt from the ISF bond requirement. However, there are penalties that may be imposed for breaches of the ISF filing. CBP link USCIB link.
Vietnam - Trade Fairs / Exhibitions only
Not sure if you're eligible for an ATA carnet to your destination country? Get in touch with our Carnet Wizard specialists today!
Countries NOT Covered By ATA Carnets
Not all countries accept carnets. Find the list of non-ata carnet countries below.
Argentina
Belize
Brazil
Caribbean Islands (Anguilla, Antigua, Aruba & Curacao, Bahamas, Barbados, Barbuda, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Netherlands Antilles, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago, Turks & Caicos Islands, U.K. Virgin Islands (Tortola)
Colombia
Costa Rica
Egypt
Fiji Islands
Honduras
Jordan
Kenya
Kuwait
Oman
Panama
Rwanda
Syria
News: ATA Carnet Scheme in Mexico
Initially, Mexico was removed from the ATA carnet scheme in March 2nd 2026.
Now, the Mexican Government have decided to reverse this decision and Mexico is now back in the ATA Carnet Scheme. You can now apply for Carnets with Mexico as a destination just as before.

Frequently Asked Questions about Carnet Wizard: Find Answers to the Most Common Queries
What is a carnet country?
A carnet country is a country that accepts an ATA Carnet, a temporary admissions customs document that allows the duty-free and tax-free import and export of goods.
How many countries and territories accept carnets?
There are 90 countries and territories worldwide that accept carnets. These are in Europe, North America, South America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Our comprehensive list above shows the countries accepting carnets, but if you have any questions, contact a carnet expert.
What are the rules for carnets in the European Union?
Goods can be imported and exported via the same EU country or if goods are properly imported into one EU carnet country and re-exported from a second EU carnet country this would complete the temporary admissions cycle within the EU.
Does an ATA carnet work in Taiwan?
Taiwan requires a separate carnet, called a CPD Taiwan carnet or a CPC/China-Taiwan carnet. To obtain your CPD Taiwan carnet, speak to a team member.
What are the rules for carnets in the United Arab Emirates?
Carnets are accepted in the United Arab Emirates but may require supplementary documentation. Contact us today
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