Customs declaration requirements for San Marino
Customs Declare produces the completed Customs declaration under the Italy-San Marino customs union convention (31 March 1939); NCTS used for transit since 1 July 2008 for San Marino’s own customs authority, from your invoice and supporting documents. You or your broker review and submit it -- nothing leaves your workspace automatically.
Declaration form
Confirmed against the authority’s own published source- Form
- Customs declaration under the Italy-San Marino customs union convention (31 March 1939); NCTS used for transit since 1 July 2008
- Issuing authority
- San Marino Customs Office (Ufficio Dogane e Imposte Indirette sulla Produzione e sui Consumi)
- Accepted languages
- Italian
- Last verified
- Aug 30, 2026
Import requirements & restrictions
Import licensing required
San Marino has its own EU customs union agreement (the Cooperation and Customs Union agreement, originally 1991) distinct from Andorra's or Monaco's -- goods originating in San Marino avoid the EU's Common External Tariff when entering any EU member state. This trade-status benefit is separate from product certification: ALL goods sold in San Marino, regardless of origin, must still independently meet EU standards (CE marking, IEC, etc.) before being legally marketed.
San Marino customs, via the EU-San Marino Customs Union (1991)
Duty & tax
- VAT (default rate)
- Not yet confirmed
- MFN duty rate data
- Not yet researched
- Preferential rate
- None on record
- Free duty calculator
- Not yet live for San Marino
Quick answers
What customs declaration form does San Marino require?
San Marino’s import declaration is the Customs declaration under the Italy-San Marino customs union convention (31 March 1939); NCTS used for transit since 1 July 2008, issued by San Marino Customs Office (Ufficio Dogane e Imposte Indirette sulla Produzione e sui Consumi).
Which languages does San Marino accept on a customs declaration?
Italian