PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. Members of the U.S. forces, dependents, and U.S. contractors may import their personal effects, furniture, one (1) private motor vehicle per person eighteen (18) years or older, and other goods, excluding firearms, intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of customs duty and taxes during their assignment in the territory of Slovakia. This privilege shall apply not only to goods that are the property of such persons but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfillment of contracts concluded with persons not domiciled in the territory of Slovakia. Such imports may not exceed reasonable amounts for personal use and must not indicate, by their nature or quantity, that the goods are being imported for commercial reasons. Exemptions on importation of fuel, tobacco products, and alcohol products shall be subject to quantitative limits as mutually determined.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. Members of the force and of the civilian component, and dependents may import their personal property, furniture, one private motor vehicle per person 18 years or older, and other goods intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of duty during their assignment in the territory of the Czech Republic. This privilege shall apply not only to goods that are the property of such persons, but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfillment of contracts directly concluded with a person or persons not domiciled in the territory of the Czech Republic. This property shall be listed in a document for the purpose of its identification as property for personal use that is free of import and export duties. This document shall be submitted to customs authorities of the Czech Republic.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. The CAF, dependants, and GC contractors may import their personal effects, furniture, up to two (2) private motor vehicles (to include motor cycles, caravans, or other vehicles) per person over eighteen (18) years of age, and other goods intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of customs duty and taxes during their assignment in the territory of Latvia. This privilege will apply not only to goods that are the property of such persons but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfilment of contracts concluded with a person or persons not domiciled in the territory of the Republic of Latvia, in accordance with mutually determined procedures. Such imports may not exceed reasonable amounts for personal use and must not indicate, by their nature or quantity, that the goods are being imported for commercial reasons. Alcohol products, tobacco, and tobacco products will not be imported through the military post office. The goods referred to in paragraph 1 of this Section and other goods acquired free of taxes and/or duties may not be sold or otherwise transferred to persons in Latvia who are not entitled to import such goods duty free, unless such transfer is approved by the appropriate Latvian authorities. Such approval will not be required for gifts to charity. Payment of any taxes due as the result of transactions with persons not entitled to import such goods will be the responsibility of the recipient of such goods. Members of the CAF, dependants, and GC contractors may freely transfer property referred to in paragraph 1 of this Section between themselves and to other entitled persons, and such transfers will be free of tax and/or duty. Latvian authorities will accept duly filed police reports as conclusive determinations that duty and tax free goods of members of the CAF, dependants, and GC contractors have been stolen, which will relieve the individuals of any liability for payment of the tax or duty. The CAF will be responsible for maintaining records of the theft or loss of tax or duty-free goods and also records of transfer of such goods. Such records will be accepted by the authorities of the Republic of Latvia as proof of these transfers.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. For the duration of their stay in the territory of the Republic of Poland, members of the force and of the civilian component, dependents, and U.S. contractor employees may, in accordance with mutually determined procedures, import their personal effects and furniture, and one private automobile per person 18 years or older, and other means of transport, free of customs duties and taxes. Such imports may not exceed reasonable amounts for personal use and must not indicate, by its nature or quantity, that the goods are being imported for commercial reasons. The property shall be listed in a document for the purpose of its identification as personal effects. This document shall be submitted to customs authorities of the Republic of Poland. Property and means of transport imported under this Article are to be re-exported by the end of their stay, consumed, or otherwise disposed of in accordance with this Article.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. The members of the force, the civilian component, dependents, United States contractors, and United States contractor employees may import their personal effects, furniture, private motor vehicles and other goods intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of payment of duties during their assignment in Croatia. This privilege shall apply not only to goods which are the property of such persons but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfillment of contracts directly concluded with a person or persons not domiciled in Croatia.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. U.S. forces, dependents, and U.S. contractors may import their personal effects, furniture, one private motor vehicle per person 18 years or older, and other goods intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of customs duty and taxes during their assignment in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. This privilege shall apply not only to goods that are the property of such persons but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfillment of contracts concluded with persons not domiciled in the Republic of Lithuania in accordance with mutually agreed procedures. Such imports may not exceed reasonable amounts for personal use and must not indicate, by their nature or quantity, that the goods are being imported for commercial reasons.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. Members of the U.S. forces, dependents, and U.S. contractors may import their personal effects, furniture, private motor vehicles and other goods intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of customs duty and taxes during their assignment in the territory of Norway. This privilege shall apply not only to goods that are the property of such persons but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfillment of contracts concluded with persons not domiciled in the territory of Norway. This Paragraph shall be implemented in accordance with mutually determined procedures.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. Members of the U.S. forces, dependents, and U.S. contractors may import their personal effects, furniture, one private motor vehicle per person 18 years or older, and other goods intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of customs duty and taxes during their assignment in the territory of Estonia. This privilege shall apply not only to goods that are the property of such persons but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfillment of contracts concluded with persons not domiciled in Estonia in accordance with mutually agreed procedures. Tax exemption on importation of tobacco and alcohol products shall be subject to quantitative limits as mutually agreed.
PERSONAL IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION. 1. Members of the U.S. forces, dependents and U.S. contractors may import their personal effects, furniture, one (1) private motor vehicle per person eighteen (18) years or older, and other goods intended for their personal or domestic use or consumption free of duties and taxes during their assignment in the territory of Sweden. This privilege shall apply not only to goods that are the property of such persons but also to goods sent to them by way of gift or delivered to them in fulfillment of contracts concluded with persons not domiciled in the territory of Sweden in accordance with mutually determined procedures. Such imports may not exceed reasonable amounts for personal use and must not indicate, by their nature or quantity, that the goods are being imported for commercial reasons. Exemptions on the importation of tobacco, nicotine, and alcohol products shall be subject to quantitative limits as mutually determined.
