Customs Declaration [Form]

BAILIWICK OF GUERNSEY – GENERAL AVIATION REPORT

Issued by The States of Guernsey Customs and Immigration Department and Island Police

Please fill in the required details on the form below and submit the declaration by clicking the “SUBMIT DECLARATION” button at the bottom of this page.

Aircraft Details

Registration

Type

Based At

Crew Phone Contact

Owner/Operator (Not Pilot)

Purpose of Journey

Arrival & Departure

Arriving From

Arrival Date

Arrival Time

Departing From

Departure Date

Departure Time

Crew Details

Crew Member 1

Full Name (and auth no.)

Date of Birth

Town of Birth

Nationality

Passport Number

Home Address

Postcode

Crew Member 2

Full Name (and auth no.)

Date of Birth

Town of Birth

Nationality

Passport Number

Home Address

Postcode

Passenger Details

Passenger 1

Full Name (and auth no.)

Date of Birth

Town of Birth

Nationality

Passport Number

Home Address

Postcode

Passenger 2

Full Name (and auth no.)

Date of Birth

Town of Birth

Nationality

Passport Number

Home Address

Postcode

Passenger 3

Full Name (and auth no.)

Date of Birth

Town of Birth

Nationality

Passport Number

Home Address

Postcode

Passenger 4

Full Name (and auth no.)

Date of Birth

Town of Birth

Nationality

Passport Number

Home Address

Postcode

Passenger 5

Full Name (and auth no.)

Date of Birth

Town of Birth

Nationality

Passport Number

Home Address

Postcode

Declaration of Goods

I, being the commander of the above Aircraft, do hereby declare that to the best of my knowledge and belief, this is a true and correct report of the arrival and / or departure of all persons on board. I furthermore declare that I have only the animals and goods noted right and that I have read and understood the customs notices in respect of items that I must declare.

Name of Pilot
Declaration of Goods

IT IS AN OFFENCE AGAINST CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION AND PREVENTION OF TERRORISM LEGISLATION TO MAKE A FALSE DECLARATION AND THE PENALTIES ARE SEVERE

The Terrorism and Crime (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law, 2002: Owners/agents of aircraft employed to carry passengers for reward on a journey between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and/or Eire, Isle of Man or Channel Islands (Common Travel Area) shall not arrange for it to call at a port in GB or NI to disembark or embark passengers unless the port is a designated port, or the examining Police Officer approves the arrangement.

The captain of an aircraft employed on a journey within the Common Travel Area carrying passengers other than for reward, shall not permit it to call at or leave a port in Great Britain or Northern Ireland unless it is a designated port or he gives at least 12 hours notice in writing to a constable of the Police area in which the port is situated (or where the port is in NI to the Police Service of Northern Ireland).