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Countries in grey are part of the European Union (EU). If goods are properly imported into one EU country and re-exported from a second EU country, the Carnet holder is unlikely to encounter any claims fees.

Countries in blue have joined the ATA Carnet System in 2000 and 2001.

* For details on traveling with a Carnet to China please call the CIB Carnet Helpline at 1 (800) ATA-2900.

** The ATA Carnet continues to be accepted in Hong Kong despite the change in sovereignty.

*** Visits to Taiwan require a separate Carnet known as TECRO.

**** Corporation for International Business and the USCIB are pleased to announce that Mexico has cleared the first major hurdle to becoming a full partner in the ATA Carnet System by formally acceding the ATA Conventions on early February 2001. Operational details and the date on which Mexico will accept Carnets have yet to be finalized. For more information on traveling to Mexico, please contact Curt Wilson at the CIB ATA Carnet Helpline
1-800-ATA-2900.

Tasmania

Chinese Customs Territory

Macao

French Customs Territory

Corsica	Guadaloupe**	Miquelon	Reunion Island
French Guiana	Martinique	Monaco	St. Pierre
French Polynesia*	Mayotte	New Caldonia	Crete
St. Martin (Fr)

<* Includes Tahiti
** Includes St. Barthelemy, (St.Barts)

Spanish Customs Territory

Balearic Isles

Canary Islands

Ceuta

Melilla

South African Customs Territory

Botswana

Lesotho

Namibia

Swaziland

Swiss Customs Territory

Liechtenstein

U.K. Customs Territory

Bailiwick of Guernsey

The Isle of Man

Jersey

U.S. Customs Territories

All 50 States

District of Columbia

Guam*

Puerto Rico**

U.S. Virgin Islands*

* Guam and U.S. Virgin Islands (St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John) - At this writing, it is unclear whether Carnets may be used in these territories.

** Puerto Rico, a U.S. Customs Territory - U.S. Carnet holders may depart and foreign Carnet holders may enter here.

As always, an ATA Carnet may be used as a registration of goods departing the U.S. regardless of its use as a form of temporary importation.

Some Destinations Frequently Asked About That Do Not Accept* ATA Carnets

* Carnets may be accepted in these and other countries. The USCIB, however, will not guarantee their acceptance as a temporary importation.

** U.K. Virgin Islands: Tortola & Roadtown