Denmark Customs Import and Export Policy

Customs Management Regulations

The legal basis for Denmark's customs management is the Customs Act. The Act specifically stipulates the collection, supervision and punishment of customs duties. As an EU country, Denmark implements the EU common tariff system and implements a unified tariff rate and management system.

Foreign Exchange Management

Denmark has no foreign exchange controls on capital receipts and payments of residents and non-residents, and basically has no restrictions on foreign exchange currency transactions. There is no restriction on the transfer of profits and dividends abroad, and no tax is required for foreign exchange remittances. The Danish Customs Act stipulates that whether individuals or companies carry, send or receive cash or equivalent financial bills, traveler's checks, and securities worth more than 10,000 euros (about 75,000 Danish kroner) from abroad, whether they own them or not, they must accept customs inspection and declare to the customs and tax authorities.

Regulations on penalties for intellectual property infringement

(1)Customs protection. After completing customs registration, the customs will prohibit the import and export of goods that infringe intellectual property rights in accordance with the law.

(2)Public protection. Law enforcement agencies prohibit goods and acts that infringe intellectual property rights in accordance with the law.

(3)Self-protection. The infringed company or individual may file a lawsuit with the court in accordance with the law to request a ban on acts that infringe intellectual property rights.