Czech Republic Customs regulations
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The Czech Customs Administration, similar to the customs administrations of other countries, has two basic tasks - to protect and regulate the domestic market and to ensure that imported goods do not endanger the lives or health of persons, fauna or flora.
The accession of the Czech Republic to the EU. Of approximation of the customs legislation and customs procedures to European standards. The accession also led to abolishing of regular customs controls at the border crossing points of the Czech Republic, while new tasks were assigned to the customs administration, eg in the area of the common agricultural policy or statistics of the intracommunitary trade. These changes were accompanied by a decrease in the number of employees of the customs administration and modification of its organizational structure.
Guide by the Czech Customs Pavel Novotny Managing Director of the General Directorate of Customs Date of birth: 1965 Marital status: married, 1 child
Charles Moses First Deputy Managing Director of the General Directorate of Customs Date of birth: 1960 Marital status: married, 2 children Hobbies: sport
Bare Vendulka Deputy Managing Director and Director of the International and Public Relations division of the General Directorate of Customs Date of birth: 1956 Marital status: married, 1 child Hobbies: foreign languages, history, travel, sport (rambling, skiing)
Customs regulations After the accession of the Czech Republic in the European Union May 1, 2004 customs control at the state borders between the Czech Republic and other EU member states has been canceled. Currently customs for people coming from abroad is only at international airports. Import : 200 cigarettes 50 cigars 250 grams of smoking tobacco Alcoholic beverages of one type (optional): Sparkling wine - 1 liter still wine - 2 liters Perfume or toilet water (optional): 50 grams of perfume 0. 25 liters of toilet water Is not allowed to import or transport of explosives, weapons, ammunition, waste. Declaration shall be an amount of more than 15, 000 €.
Export The export of cultural heritage (natural or man-made objects that are important for the history, art, science) is allowed only when the availability of a special certificate. Pets must have an international confirmation of rabies vaccination and veterinary inspection for at least three days prior to departure. Additionally Tourists from countries outside the European Community, can count on leaving the country to a refund of VAT in the amount of 11 - 20%, depending on the purchase.
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