Acceptable Carnet Merchandise

Most Merchandise Can Be Listed on a Carnet

Virtually all types of goods can be transported under the ATA Carnet:

• Commercial Samples

• Professional Equipment

• Goods for Exhibitions (limited to 6 months)

Examples:

Aerospace equipment & devices

Agricultural equipment (non-food)

Aircraft

Antiques & antiquities

Art - paintings, sculpture, installations

Audio-visual equipment

Autos - prototypes, race cars

Bloodstock - horses for training or show

Broadcast equipment

Circus animals, props, sets, costumes & equipment

Computer equipment - routers, networking devices, monitors, peripherals

Construction & mining equipment

Defense & military items

Diagnostic devices

DIY electronics & devices

Electronics

Film & video equipment - cameras, sound equipment, lighting, microphones, peripherals & accessories

Jewelry

Laptop computers

Livestock

Measurement equipment

Medical devices

Networking devices & equipment

Operas - props, costumes, sets, audio equipment

Orchestras - musical instruments, accessories, electronic audio equipment, music stands

Photography equipment - cameras, lights, back drops

Research & scientific equipment, devices & materials

Robots & robotic devices

Security & Surveillance equipment

Sports gear & equipment

Sub-sea equipment & submersibles

Telecommunications equipment

Testing devices

Theatrical productions - props, costumes, sets, audio equipment

Trade show exhibit booths

Unmanned vehicles & aircraft

Water equipment - irrigation, purification, filtration

Wearing apparel - samples, for photo & film shoots

Exceptions:

Consumable items such as agricultural products, explosives, disposables and postal traffic cannot travel under an ATA Carnet.