Easily Estimate Your ATA Carnet Costs with Our New Online Calculator

Handling temporary exports can be complex, and calculating ATA Carnet costs shouldn’t slow you down. That’s why we’ve introduced our ATA Carnet Cost Calculator—a simple, user-friendly resource designed to provide instant, accurate cost estimates tailored to your shipping needs. Our ATA Carnet team is very excited about this innovative tool. ATA Carnet Manager Kelli Milianti shared her enthusiasm, stating, “We are delighted to launch our new online Carnet Calculator, which simplifies the estimation process and delivers fast, precise quotes that will enhance customer satisfaction. This digital solution provides an easy and clear method for obtaining quotes customized to your unique […]

**Last Updated 04/16/2020** COVID-19 continues to impact international travel, cargo shipments, and public and private events of all kinds. As such, ATA Carnet shipments are more susceptible to disruptions as country’s take action to stop the spread of COVID-19. Even in relatively good conditions right now, you may encounter unexpected difficulties booking timely re-exportations to meet ATA Carnet expiration deadlines. We understand the concerns of our clients and partners and will continue to work to keep you informed as this situation progresses. We have received new information relating to how specific ATA Carnet countries are handling the continued impact of COVID-19 […]

As of May 1, 2022, Vietnam has become the seventy-ninth member country to accept ATA Carnets for the temporary, duty-and tax-free importation of various types of goods, per an announcement provided by the United States Council for International Business (USCIB). USCIB Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Declan Daly, said, “ATA Carnets will allow American and other foreign companies to explore the market and conduct business deals with the country, while enabling Vietnamese businesses easier access and exploration to the U.S. and other global markets.” Dating back to the start of the U.S. – China “Trade Wars” of 2019, tariffs […]