The United States Council for International Business (USCIB) is the National Guaranteeing Association for ATA and TECRO/AIT Carnets in the U.S.
1212 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036
Tel: 1.800.538.8937
Email: atacarnet@uscib.org
For general information and/or claim related matters, contact HQ. Please click: HQ Staff List and HQ Hours and Holidays.
1-800-ROANOKE
(1-800-762-6653)
or
1-800-CARNETS
(1-800-227-6387)
DISCLAIMER: USCIB makes every effort to keep information on this page up to date. Users are advised to consult with the local customs authorities of the country or territory in question to ensure accuracy and conformity with local laws. USCIB cannot be held liable for any incorrect or out-of-date information contained on this page.
Accepts ATA Carnets for:
Visit Ukraine Customs at: UkraineCustoms.gov
33, Vul. Velyka Zhytomyrska, Kiev 01601
Tel: (380-44) 2792343; Fax: (380-44) 2782704
E-mail: zav-ata@ucci.org.ua;
WWW Site: www.ucci.org.ua/home.html
The following offices are authorized to process Carnets:
Their Customs require obligatory documents to be presented with Carnets at the
time of customs clearance. This rule is applicable to all intended use.
Documents require for customs clearance are:
Without these documents, ATA Carnet will not be accepted for customs clearance.
When a Holder doesn’t present these documents, Ukraine customs may ask the Holder to leave the goods at customs.
DISCLAIMER: USCIB makes every effort to keep information on this page up to date. Users are advised to consult with the local customs authorities of the country or territory in question to ensure accuracy and conformity with local laws. USCIB cannot be held liable for any incorrect or out-of-date information contained on this page.
Accepts ATA Carnets for:
Visit China Customs at: www.customs.gov.cn
Official notification of Chinese Customs accepting all three categories of intended use.
ATA Division, CCPIT/CCOIC
3rd floor, CCOIC Building
2 Huapichang Hutong, Xicheng District
Beijing,100035,China
Tel: (86-10) 8221 7076 – 7078 – 7038
Fax: (86-10) 6808 0330 – 8221 – 7099
E-mail: atachina@eatachina.com
WWW Site: https://www.eatachina.com/
The Chinese NGA China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)/China Chamber of International Commerce (CCOIC) has prepared a guide on how to use ATA Carnets for goods for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games. The information has been verified by the Organizing Committee and China Customs and the NGA would now like to share this document with the NGA network. In case of any inquires and advice, CCPIT/CCOIC will collect them and revert to the Committee and Customs.
If any carnet holder needs help to clear their Olympic goods in China, please contact Ms. Li Bin directly:
Email: fllibin@ccpit.org
Direct Line: +86 10 82217037
As of January 9, 2019, Carnets entering China are no longer restricted to six months. The final date of re-exportation will be the same as the expiry date of the Carnet.
All vehicles traveling to China on an ATA Carnet requires a minimum of 100% Security deposit.
Please see the contact list of CCOIC main offices:
3rd floor, CCOIC Building, No. 2 Huapichang Hutong, Xicheng District, Beijing
Email: atachina@ccpit.org
Contact: Ms. Li, Bin
Tel: (86 10) 82217076/38
Fax: (86 10) 68080330
Email: atachina@ccpit.org
Terminal 2:
ATA office, on the 2nd floor, near international departures door
Tel: (86 10) 64595422
Fax: (86 10) 64595422
Terminal 3:
Joint office with China Customs, on the 2nd floor, near international arrivals door
Tel: (86 10) 64530430
1st floor, JinLing Mansion, No.28 west JingLing Road, Luwan District, Shanghai
Email: zhujianmin@cpitsh.org
Tel: (86 21) 63846628
Fax: (86 21) 63868083
Level 39, West Building, Great China International Trade Square, No.1 Fuhuayi Road, Futian District, Shenzhen
Email: szata@ccpitsz.org.cn
Tel: (86 755) 82770612
Fax: (86 755) 88100026/27
1st floor, Minshida Mansion, No. 394, South Jiefang Road, Hexi District, Tianjin
Email: atatianjin@sina.com
Tel: (86 22) 23110372
Fax: (86 22) 23120956
As the year comes to an end, USCIB International Bookstore wants to thank you by offering a special holiday deal, Buy One Get One 20 Percent Off!
Now through January 31, 2015, simply add two copies of the same ICC title (print copy or eBook) to the cart and you will receive a 20% discount on the second copy.
Deriving from the acclaimed work of the commissions, institutions, and international experts of the International Chamber of Commerce, our titles cover topics ranging from banking, commercial trade terms (Incoterms), law and arbitration, counterfeiting and fraud, model commercial contracts to advertising and environmental matters.
For a full list of our titles, please visit www.internationaltradebooks.org or contact us at 212.703.5066.
Staff Contact: Hsin-Ya Hou
Following a competitive bidding and selection process, Sydney Business Chamber and New South Wales Business Chamber will host the International Chamber of Commerce World Chambers Federation (WCF) 10th World Chambers Congress, which will be returning to the Asia-Pacific region in 2017. WCF is a specialized division of ICC encompassing chambers of commerce from every region of the world.
Under the theme “Sydney: Where Business Connects,” the Australian chambers’ bid presented not only a vibrant city but also a global hub for business opportunities and a new convention centre that will host the future Congress. From exciting outdoor programs to intriguing session proposals, the Australian team successfully highlighted the chambers’ strengths and determination to bring the Congress forward.
“Our commitment to the International Chamber of Commerce’s World Chambers Federation’s mission has been unwavering. Australian chambers have attended every Congress since its inception,” said Stephen Cartwright, CEO of Sydney and New South Wales Business Chambers. “We are extremely excited to open our doors to our colleagues around the world for an unforgettable experience.”
The upcoming 9th World Chambers Congress will be held in Torino, Italy in June 2015. For more information visit the World Chambers Congress website.
Staff contact: Cindy Duncan
Please keep in mind that customs may ask for an authorization letter issued by the Carnet Holder if representatives are not listed on the Carnet green cover.
Terminal 1 (T1)
Customs Duty Office at the Arrival Hall, Level 5, Passenger
Terminal Building (Terminal 1), HKIA
Phone: (852)2182 1084
(Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days per week)
Terminal 1 (T1)
Customs Duty Office at the Departure Hall, Level 7,
Passenger Terminal Building (Terminal 1), HKIA
Phone: (852)2182 1172
(Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days per week)
Terminal 2 (T2 SkyPlaza)
Customs Duty Office at SkyPlaza, Level 3, Passenger
Terminal Building (Terminal 2), HIKA
Phone:(852)2182 0500
(Operating from 0600 hours – 0200 hours, 7 days per week)
Super Terminal 1 (ST-1)
Customs Duty Collection/ Duty Office at 1/F, Super Terminal
One (ST-1), 9 Chun Wan Road, HKIA
Phone:(852)2116 4130
(Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days per week)
Asia Airfreight Terminal
Customs Duty Collection Office at the General Cargo Examination Hall
(Import), 1/F, T2, Asia Airfreight Terminal HIKA
Phone: (852)3507 6634
(Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days per week)
Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal
Customs Duty Collection Office at the Customs General Cargo
Examination Hall, 3/F, Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal, HKIA
Telephone: (852)3507 6634
(Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days per week)
DHL Central Asia Hub (DHL)
Customs Duty Collection Office at the General Cargo Examination Hall
G/F, DHL Central Asia Hub, HKIA
Telephone: (852)22125 0106
(operating 24 hours, 7 days per week)
Express Centre (ECT)
Customs Service Counter at Level M, HACTL Express Centre, HKIA
Telephone: (852)2116 4147
(Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days per week)
DISCLAIMER: USCIB makes every effort to keep information on this page up to date. Users are advised to consult with the local customs authorities of the country or territory in question to ensure accuracy and conformity with local laws. USCIB cannot be held liable for any incorrect or out-of-date information contained on this page.
Accepts ATA Carnets for:
Visit Singapore Customs at: www.customs.gov.sg
6 Raffles Quay # 10-01
Singapore 048580
Tel: (65) 6500. 0988
Fax: (65) 6543.1052
E-mail: certification@sicc.com.sg
WWW Site: http://www.sicc.com.sg
Singapore regularly limits the validity period of all Carnets to 6 months (as opposed to the prior of only 3). If more time is needed, the Carnet Holder should request an extension before the expiry of the final date of re-exportation (See Item #2 of the Importation Counterfoil). Extensions, which are generally granted, should be obtained from Singapore customs at:
Revenue House, 55 Newton Road #10-01
Singapore 307987
Fax: 250-9606; Tel: 355-2000
DISCLAIMER: USCIB makes every effort to keep information on this page up to date. Users are advised to consult with the local customs authorities of the country or territory in question to ensure accuracy and conformity with local laws. USCIB cannot be held liable for any incorrect or out-of-date information contained on this page.
Accepts ATA Carnets for:
Visit china Customs at: www.customs.gov.hk/
22/F United Centre
95 Queensway
Admiralty, Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2823.1275
Fax: (852) 2110.9484
E-mail: atacarnethk@chamber.org.hk
WWW Site: http://www.chamber.org.hk
Despite the 1997 change in sovereignty, ATA Carnets continue to be guaranteed by the following organization in Hong Kong. Hong Kong customs will accept all three categories of merchandise issued under Carnets.
For detailed listing of locations for ATA Carnet endorsement click here.
Last week, USCIB partnered with the U.S. Commercial Service for the Discover Global Markets: Greater China Business Forum, a two-day conference in New York City that gave entrepreneurs opportunities to gain insights and contacts for exporting to the Greater China region, which includes Singapore, Hong Kong, Mongolia and Taiwan, Province of China.
Elizabeth Cafaro, USCIB’s marketing assistant for Carnet and Trade Services, spoke at the conference on a panel about “Utilizing Trade Shows in China.”
At the event, U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade Stefan M. Selig said that U.S.-China trade is right on track, and that China is an elite market for U.S. exports, according to CNC TV. Selig also noted that China is the third-largest market for U.S. exports, supporting over 800,000 American jobs, and that facilitating American business engagement with the Greater China market is a high priority.
The conference was part of the U.S. Commercial Service Business Forum Series, and attendees were able to meet one-on-one with U.S. Commercial Service diplomats and obtain the resources necessary to succeed in the Greater China market.
Growing American Exports, One Small Business at a Time (NYTimes)
The International Chamber of Commerce’s online training program on trading internationally, Going Global, provides strategies to address the risks faced by trade professionals when dealing with international markets.
Upon completion of the 40 hours user-friendly modules, trainees will be conversant with trade documents, financing, commercial law and dispute resolution, e-commerce and intellectual property. Other key issues include transportation, customs, payment and finance structures. At the end of each trainee-controlled module, trainees can test their knowledge by completing an assessment, and will receive an ICC Certificate of Achievement detailing their personal results. Going Global is a must if you are going global.
New Seminar on Ethics
For the first time, USCIB partner The World Academy is offering a seminar on Ethics and Compliance on November 19. This seminar will provide hands-on expertise in the field of corporate integrity that companies of all sizes will benefit from in order to build and implement corporate compliance programs.
Who should attend? Compliance Managers, HR Managers, and those responsible for the prevention of corruption and anti-competitive business practices. Attendees will earn 6.5 NEI NCBFAA Educational Institute CCS/CES Points. Register at least 3 weeks early and get up to $50.00 off!
ICC Ethics and Compliance Training Handbook
This anti-corruption guide by practitioners for practitioners sets out the challenges companies must overcome to build and put into action their corporate compliance programs. Providing hands-on expertise from distinguished practitioners in the field, this handbook offers practical guidance on performing risk assessment, installing a whistleblowing system, exercising due diligence when selecting agents or intermediaries, and conducting internal investigations.
Visit the USCIB International Bookstore to place your order.
Staff contact: Hsin-Ya Hou
