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CCIR Romania

ATA Carnets

Important

Public working hours: Monday-Thursday, 09:00 - 15:00 / Friday, 09:00 - 12:30.

Appointments can be made at programare@ccir.ro.

Required documents:

1. The application, which must include:

  • The identification details as a legal entity (VAT number, registration number with the Trade Registry, address, contact person).
  • The purpose of the trip.
  • The estimated duration of the event and the temporary export.
  • The destination country and transit countries, specifying the locations where customs control takes place (internally or at the border).
  • The means of transport used, specifying the registration number.
  • The identification details of the person responsible for the Carnet.

2. General List of Goods (LGB)

Fees (excluding VAT) – payment via electronic means to the accounts at https://ccir.itc-tech.ro/despre/contact/
  • 158.00 Euro / carnet
  • 7.00 Euro / page + 2.5 Lei / listed page
  • Urgency fee: 55 Euro for ATA carnet issuance within 24 hours or 33 Euro for ATA carnet issuance within 48 hours.
  • The guarantee paid to CCIR depends on the value of the goods and the destination country.

Time of release:

  • 3 days, under normal conditions
  • Less than 3 days, in urgent processing mode
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania is authorized, under Law 335/2007, Chapter III, Article 28, paragraph 2, letter g, to issue ATA carnets for the temporary admission of goods exempt from customs duties.

The ATA carnet is an international document that allows goods under temporary export to circulate freely without the payment of transit and/or import customs duties.
Countries that joined the ATA Convention:

Albania, Hungary, Norway, Algeria, Iceland, Pakistan, Andorra, India, Poland, Australia, Iran, Portugal, Austria, Ireland, Romania, Israel, Russia, Belarus, Italy, Senegal, Belgium/Luxembourg, Japan, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Korea, Singapore, Bulgaria, Latvia, Slovakia, Canada, Lebanon, Slovenia, Chile, Lithuania, South Africa, China, Macao, Spain, Cote d’Ivoire, Macedonia, Sri Lanka, Croatia, Madagascar, Sweden, Cyprus, Malaysia, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Malta, Thailand, Denmark, Mauritius, Tunisia, Estonia, Mexico, Turkey, Finland, Moldova, Ukraine, France, Mongolia, United Arab Emirates, Germany, Montenegro, United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Morocco, United States, Greece, Netherlands, Chinese, Taipei, Hong Kong, China, New Zealand.

Categories of goods that can
be covered by the ATA carnet include
  • Goods intended to be presented or used at exhibitions, fairs, congresses, or similar events
  • Professional equipment
  • Containers, pallets, packaging, samples, and other goods imported as part of a commercial operation
  • Goods imported for a production operation
  • Goods imported for educational, scientific, or cultural purposes
  • Personal effects of travelers and goods imported for sports purposes
  • Tourist promotional material
  • Goods imported under small border traffic (goods transported by residents of border areas for their profession or craft—such as craftsmen, doctors, etc.; personal effects or household items of residents in border areas that are imported for repair, processing, or transformation; material intended for the exploitation of real estate located within the temporary admission zone of the territory; material belonging to an official body, imported for a humanitarian action such as fire or flood relief)
  • Goods imported for humanitarian purposes
  • Means of transport
  • Animals

The ATA Carnet is valid for a period of 12 months from the date of issuance, with the possibility of extension, upon the beneficiary’s request, for another 12 months, but no more than once.

Legislation incident:

  • Law no. 335/2007 regarding the chambers of commerce in Romania, with subsequent modifications;
  • Convention on Temporary Admission agreed at Istanbul on 26 June 1990;
  • Law no. 395/ 2002 for the accession of Romania to the Convention on Temporary Admission agreed at

Expert advice:

30 EUR / 30 minutes (excluding VAT)

Legal Division
Phone: 021.319.01.02
Fax: 021.319.01.25
E-mail: juridic@ccir.ro