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Results: 9
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Ban on the export of banknotes in all official EU currencies to Russia and Belarus
This article explains the restrictions that apply to euro banknotes and banknotes of other official currencies of EU Member States taken out of the European Union to Russia or Belarus. It also provides information on the exemption applying to the personal use of a natural person travelling there, or of their immediate family members travelling with them, the traveller's obligation to substantiate the application of that exemption, and the declaration of cash to customs.
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Restrictions on the export of passenger vehicles to Belarus
When exporting a passenger vehicle to Belarus, it is necessary to assess its Combined Nomenclature (CN) code, engine type, engine cylinder capacity and ground clearance. The prohibition applies to vehicles listed in Annex XVIII to Regulation (EC) No 765/2006.
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Medicines while travelling and receipt of medicines by post
This article explains what medicines and what quantities you may carry across the border of the Republic of Lithuania or receive by post for personal use. It also sets out the requirements for a doctor's certificate, the rules on transporting narcotic and psychotropic medicines, and the rules on bringing in food supplements.
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Purchased online
This article explains how goods purchased online from third countries are taxed, when you can declare them yourself, what conditions apply when declaring through the iMDAS portal, and how the IOSS scheme works.
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Transport of wild plants and animals (CITES)
CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) establishes requirements for trade in endangered species of wild fauna and flora. When importing or exporting animals and plants listed in the Annexes to the CITES Convention, their parts or products derived from them, the relevant permits, certificates and other documents must be presented.
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Protection of intellectual property rights
Intellectual property encompasses rights as defined in the provisions of the Convention Establishing the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Where there are grounds for suspicion, customs may detain goods from third countries pending a determination of whether the goods are counterfeit, pirated or produced in infringement of intellectual property rights.
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Travelling with a pet
The rules and recommendations for travelling with pets are established by the State Food and Veterinary Service (SFVS). Up-to-date information is available on the SFVS website: http://vmvt.lt/
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Received gifts
This article explains how it is determined whether a gift is considered a non-commercial good, which gifts are eligible for relief from customs duties and VAT, how such goods must be declared, and what quantity and value limits apply.
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Economic Operators (EORI)
The EORI (Economic Operators Registration and Identification) number is a unique identification number within the customs territory of the Union, assigned by a customs authority to an economic operator or other person upon registration for customs purposes. Without it, you will not be able to complete customs formalities.