Every country has its own set of Customs rules, regulations, and restrictions. Some countries prohibit or restrict importation of certain commodities due to an adverse trade balance, a desire to protect local industries, religious or cultural reasons, etc.  Import restrictions may take the form of tariffs, surcharges, deposits, and/or quotas; and  limitations on the use of foreign currency to purchase imported goods. All Customs-related charges associated with the shipment are the consignee's responsibility.

The U.S. State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs advises exporters in the U.S. to contact their destination country's embassy in Washington, DC, or a consulate elsewhere in the U.S. for details of that country's Customs requirements. Click for more State Department guidance.

For a worldwide list of embassies and consulates, visit http://www.embassyworld.com.

Shippers importing goods to the U.S. should be aware of U.S. efforts to curb importation of counterfeit and pirated goods.  For more information, visit the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative's Web site.

For help in complying with Customs requirements, please contact Amerijet's customer service department. 

We strongly recommend that you check on the specific Customs requirements and restrictions applicable to each shipment before booking. We are not responsible:

• If you did not obtain accurate, specific Customs information in advance.
• If you ask us to transport prohibited or restricted goods, whether or not we warned you about Customs issues with respect to your shipment.
• If we transport a shipment that Customs seizes.
• If Customs imposes tariffs, surcharges, fees, fines, and/or other penalties against your shipment.