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REMINDER** Countries Using the Euro: Invoices, Other Documents, and Entry Transmissions from These Countries Must Use EUR for the Foreign Value or as Their Currency Code

Type: REMINDER

CSMS # 58470538 - REMINDER** Countries Using the Euro: Invoices, Other Documents, and Entry Transmissions from These Countries Must Use EUR for the Foreign Value or as Their Currency Code U.S. Customs and Border Protection sent this bulletin at 11/21/2023 01:59 PM EST CSMS # 58470538 - REMINDER** Countries Using the Euro: Invoices, Other Documents, and Entry Transmissions from These Countries Must Use EUR for the Foreign Value or as Their Currency Code The European Union members use the Euro as their domestic and international trade currency.  In addition, the European Union (EU) approved use of the Euro to non-members and in unique use agreements. What is the euro area? (europa.eu) The euro outside the euro area (europa.eu) The Euro currency code is EUR.  Therefore, all invoices, other documents, and entry transmissions from these countries must show EUR for the foreign value or as their currency code. CBP is updating country records to reflect EUR for the following countries and country dependencies starting today.  Please watch for new countries for which the EU approves use of the EURO. Here is a recent list of these countries: ENTITY Currency ÅLAND ISLANDS Euro ANDORRA Euro AUSTRIA Euro BELGIUM Euro CROATIA Euro CYPRUS Euro ESTONIA Euro EUROPEAN UNION Euro FINLAND Euro FRANCE Euro FRENCH GUIANA Euro FRENCH SOUTHERN TERRITORIES (THE) Euro GERMANY Euro GREECE Euro GUADELOUPE Euro HOLY SEE (THE) Euro IRELAND Euro ITALY Euro LATVIA Euro LITHUANIA Euro LUXEMBOURG Euro MALTA Euro MARTINIQUE Euro MAYOTTE Euro MONACO Euro MONTENEGRO Euro NETHERLANDS (THE) Euro PORTUGAL Euro RÉUNION Euro SAINT BARTHÉLEMY Euro SAINT MARTIN (FRENCH PART) Euro SAINT PIERRE AND MIQUELON Euro SAN MARINO Euro SLOVAKIA Euro SLOVENIA Euro SPAIN Euro

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