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One of the main concerns we hear from clients is the concern over whether their goods will be damaged while they are traveling abroad which is why many people choose to use ATA Carnet Service managed by Cargo Clear

Our clients include travel agents, businesses and trade show participants. Each client seeking to enter a foreign country needs reliable information because they’re planning their own individual “business trip.” Cargo Clear has the business and practical know-how to make traveling easier by providing ATA Carnet Information Centre with all the materials and information these clients need.

Our clients are what make us unique, and we help by ensuring hassle-free transport of equipment and provide practical advice that allows our clients to focus on what they do best. Our clients can reach us by email and over the phone during business hours. We also offer helpful hints and tips online at any time of day.

Website Information

In this section, you will find additional navigation to help with using ATA Carnets. Following is some information you may find helpful:

  • ATA Carnet Introduction – A brief explanation of their function, plus detailed tips on how to use them.
  • ATA Carnet Categories – An overview of what is allowed, and equally important, what you’re not allowed to include on your carnet list.
  • Application Details– From the basics of establishing ownership and identifying your goods, to the local variations.
  • Handbags & Luggage– Carry anything from a camera to samples with a carnet. You can find contact information and procedures for UK airports and ports.
  • Film & Camera Equipment– Our understanding of carnet use is strong. Film crew logistics can get in touch with confidence

Background To ATA Carnets

Our list of ATA Carnet countries is a useful resource for those looking to know where you can travel with it. All the main destinations are listed along with any information that might be important about visiting or transportation. You’ll find every major member country listed, along with recommendations on when you should speak with dedicated staff.

The carnet history section describes the origins and expansion of the scheme, including recent members. As new countries join, we will continue to promote this and highlight opportunities for wider use.

In the navigation, you will find more links that can help you obtain an ATA Carnet, even if you need one today. Additionally, the entries should help you understand how to use an ATA Carnet. You can contact our support team if you have any questions or need advice. Our ATA Carnet information centre is here to answer a few questions wherever you are and at any time.