Can I take personal possessions to France?

Can I take personal possessions to France?

You must transfer your property to France within 12 months from the date of transfer of your residence. You may import your property all at once or in several stages. In the latter case, the inventory provided to French Customs for the first import must include all belongings for which an exemption is being requested.

Can I bring furniture from UK to France?

Bad news here, French customs states that: “Goods intended to furnish a secondary residence are no longer admitted free of customs duty and VAT.” So you can still bring items over, but if they are worth more than €430 you will have to pay customs duty on them.

Can I move my stuff from UK to Europe?

You do not need to stop or speak to a customs officer, you can simply: walk through a customs control point with the goods. drive past a customs control point with the goods inside your vehicle. continue your onward journey if there are no customs control points (this is still deemed to be a declaration by conduct)

How much can bring from UK to France?

Items bought in the UK and imported to the EU/France are free from customs duties and TVA (VAT) as long as they fall within your personal allowance. For adults, this allowance is €430 if arriving by plane or ship, or €300 by car or train, per person. For children under 15, this allowance is €150.

What items need to be declared at customs France?

Hand your declaration to a customs officer at the border when you are entering or leaving France. made out to the bearer, money orders, bills of exchange and letters of credit without domiciliation, bearer debt notes, growth bonds, transferable securities and other bearer debt instru- ments.

How much goods can I take to France?

U.S. and Canadian citizens aged 15 and over and traveling by air or sea may bring articles not listed below and for a combined value of up to €430 (approx. $498) into France duty and tax-free. Land and inland waterway travelers can bring duty-free goods worth €300 (approx. $347) in their personal luggage.