PORTUGAL

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

• Passport (original)
• "Certificado de Bagagem" issued by Portuguese Consulate
• Inventory (in Portuguese, consularized and in duplicate and signed and dated by the customer)
• If motor vehicles are included in shipment, they should also be listed on the inventory
• Valued inventory (for Customs purposes)
  • Serial number of major electrical appliances
• "Atestado do Residençia" (proof of entitlement to reside in Portugal)
• Either Deed to property owned by customer, Work Permit or a Permanent Residence Permit
• Declaration of ownership of goods, signed by the customer and witnessed by a Notary Public stating goods are the customers own possessions

• CUSTOMER MUST BE PRESENT IN PORTUGAL PRIOR TO SHIPMENTS ARRIVAL FOR CUSTOMS INSPECTION
• Shipment must arrive within 90 days of customers arrival and normally within 120 days of issue of the "Certificado de Bagagem"
• Only one shipment allowed without special permit
• If more than one shipment, detailed inventory must be submitted for each with the first shipment
• If shipment originates from more than one place, separate inventory must be submitted for each
• All shipments must be cleared through same Customs office
• Household goods must correspond in quantity to the social standing of the customer

• New items (less than six months old) or items not showing obvious signs of use (do not pack in manufacturer's cartons)
• Electrical appliances and electronic items must be shown on the inventory with make, serial number, etc.
• Tobacco products
• Antiques
• Above items should be loaded near container doors for easy access by Customs
• A reasonable quantity of wine and spirits in a household goods import equivalent to the contents of a normal domestic wine rack and cocktail cabinet