Argentina: Export (general)
Argentina: Export (general)
Important: Be sure to check both general and product-based categories for relevant information. Product-based categories include parts and accessories unless otherwise specified. See disclaimer below and use independent care before relying on this information.
Generally prohibited exports: endangered species, illicit drugs, stolen property, protected cultural artifacts.
Export of the following products are generally restricted and/or controlled through various forms of export licensing, export permits and/or export authorizations which the exporter must obtain prior to export: Military weapons, ammunition, explosives; firearms; conflict diamonds and minerals; pornography as defined by the export country; products which violate national intellectual property protection law are generally prohibited (e.g., counterfeit goods, mis-branded products).
Exporters should be aware that the import of these products is likely also prohibited or subject to import controls by the destination country. For these reasons it is very important for an exporter to check requirements with a prospective importer before concluding the product sale and certainly before shipping product.
(Last updated on 2012-03-22)
ATA Carnets are NOT accepted in this country.
Check this list of ATA Carnet Countries, as registered by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC): 38, cours Albert 1er; F-75008 Paris; France; tel: +33 149 532828; fax: +33 149 532859 and/or its individual associated National Chamber of Commerce in your country of business operations.
United States importers/exporters should see the information provided by the U.S. Council for International Business: ATA Carnet Department; 1212 Ave. of the Americas; New York, NY 10036 (USA); tel: (866) 786-5625 or (800) 538-8937; fax: 212 944 0012; email: atacarnet@uscib.org
(Last updated on 2012-05-11)
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