Publications - Customs & Border Control
Publications
Assisted Traveler Consent Form
Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control (CBC) is committed to facilitating the safeguarding of all minors (under the age of 18 years old) not travelling with a parent or guardian. This consent form is to be completed and submitted for processing at the Cayman Islands’ border control.
Articles Taken Abroad (As Baggage) Registration Form
Use this form to register articles you are taking abroad.
C5 – Unaccompanied Personal Effects
This form is for you to declare your belongings to Customs and Border Control and to claim any duty-free reliefs that may apply when you return to or transfer your normal home to the Cayman Islands, or if you are a student coming to study in the Cayman Islands.
Quick Guide for Importers
Steps to obtain the relevant import permits and authorisation.
Vehicle Import Guide
This booklet was specifically designed to assist both Individual importers and dealers in the auto industry in classifying their items.
Vehicle Importation Restrictions
Cabinet on 3 September 2024, approved the Customs and Border Control (Prohibited Goods) (Amendment) Order, 2024 which will continue import restrictions on some categories of vehicles whose model year is eight years or older.
CBC Strategic Plan 2022-2026
This implementation plan is to be used as a guide to ensure a successful merger of the former Immigration and Customs departments into a single organisation named the Customs and Border Control Service. The document has four parts:
- Part 1 – Introduction
- Part 2 – Summary of the CBC Strategy
- Part 3 – Delivering the strategy
- Part 4 – Delivery work streams
Budget Statements-Retabled 2020-2021
The Budget Statements specify the output delivery and ownership performance expected of each Ministry, Portfolio or Office for the 2020 and 2021 financial years.
In some cases, a Ministry/Portfolio/Office is providing an output which is being funded by way of a user-charge paid by the public but the user-charge is insufficient to cover the full cost of the output. Where this occurs, Cabinet subsidises the shortfall (in other words, part of the output is paid for by the user and part by the Cabinet). In these cases the portion of the output that Cabinet is purchasing is included in Output Performance sections of the Budget Statements and the quantity, quality, timeliness and location measures reflect only the portion Cabinet is purchasing. These outputs are noted accordingly.
Automated Border Control Kiosk FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions regardinthg the automated border control kiosks.
