Cruise tourists, travelers embarking on passenger ships and cruises, whether or not they are nationals of the European Union.
Vendors authorized by customs will be able to sell duty-free goods to tourists.
No, only in the following municipalities:
- in Guadeloupe : the communes of Basse-Terre, Deshaies, Pointe-à-Pitre, Saint-Louis and Terre-de-Haut
- in Martinique : the municipalities of Fort-de-France, Les Anses d'Arlet, Le Marin, Les Trois- Ilets and Saint-Pierre
To benefit from the transitional system :
- Presentation of a valid ticket in your name
- Presentation of a valid identity document (ID card or passport)
- French nationals must provide proof of regular residence outside Guadeloupe and Martinique (proof of address less than 3 months old).
The exemption applies to dock dues, alcohol taxes and VAT.
Yes, with the exception of the following products:
- manufactured tobacco
- goods prohibited from leaving Guadeloupe or Martinique
- goods which, given their nature or the quantities delivered, are not intended for a private individual's own needs
Yes :
• you must present the necessary supporting documents to qualify for the scheme (see answer no. 4).
• be able to present the invoice (excluding VAT) at the first request of the customs department
• transport the sale goods yourself, in your personal luggage and without the intervention of a third party
• consume products purchased HT, outside the territory of the communities concerned