ATA customs declaration requires the handling of ATA exhibition documents, which are internationally recognized certification documents issued by the International Chamber of Commerce and are globally applicable. ATA exhibition documents include two types, namely ATA exhibition import documents and ATA exhibition export documents. When applying for ATA exhibition documents, the applicant needs to provide necessary documents and materials, such as the companys business license, application form, import and export contract, carriage contract, insurance policy, etc.

The goods must meet the import purpose and shall not be used for commercial purposes such as sales and processing.

The quantity, variety, specifications, etc. of the goods must be consistent with the declared ATA exhibition documents.

The goods must enter and leave the country on time. If overdue, an extension of the exhibition documents needs to be applied for.

The goods must remain intact during their stay in the country.

When leaving the country, relevant documents such as customs declaration forms and consignment notes need to be provided. When entering the country, relevant documents such as ATA exhibition documents need to be provided.

In case of damage or loss, it is necessary to report to the customs for handling in a timely manner.

In conclusion, handling ATA customs declaration requires compliance with relevant regulations and procedures to ensure the safe entry and exit of goods and the legal and compliant operation of enterprises.