0 a document that allows goods to be imported for one year without paying the usual import fees or taxes:
It costs 1.70 or ten (a "carnet") for 13.70.
The carnet document has two green cover pages denoting country of origin with instructions.
If the application is properly completed and submitted with the applicable fees the national guaranteeing organization will issue a carnet specifically tailored to that itinerary.
There is a modest entry fee, which covers the carnet, the certificate and the medal.
Co-ordinated timetables, guaranteed connections and through ticketing by means of travel card, carnet, or a single journey ticket made for a seamless operation of great appeal to the customer.
We could, for example, consider the idea of carnets.
If the carnet were abolished, would this not facilitate the entry of these cars?
Multi-journey tickets, particularly weekly and monthly travelcards and carnets, are commonly sold off the vehicle.
