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Sweden Chapter 3: European Union Member States ble. If you are convicted for smuggling an object, the object will be confiscated. Sentences range from fines to two years imprisonment. For serious crimes, the sentence can be up to six years imprisonment. The provisions concerning penalties for the illegal export of cultural goods from Sweden and for attempted offences of this kind are contained in the Smuggling Penalties Act (2000:1225). What are the standards of service I can expect to receive? The National Heritage Board abides by the principle of public access to official documents. For more information see: http://www.sweden.gov.se/sb/d/2853/a/18096. Are there any special export restrictions on certain objects or other considerations I should know about? Permission for the export of cultural goods from Sweden will be given if the goods are not of major importance to the national cultural heritage. Even if the goods are of major importance to the national cultural heritage, permission will be given for their export from Sweden if: • The owner migrates from Sweden to settle in another country • The goods have been acquired through inheritance, legacy or partition by an individual resident in another country • The goods are taken out of Sweden by a public institution in this country or an institution receiving a grant from the State, a municipality or a county council and are to be brought back to Sweden again • The goods are taken out of Sweden by an individual for use in connection with public cultural activities and are to be brought back to Sweden again • The goods are temporarily in Sweden Even if the goods are of major importance to national cultural heritage, permission may be given for their export if they are acquired by an institution abroad. What are the requirements if I want to import cultural goods into Sweden from Russia? As is normal, when importing goods from a country outside the EU, the importer has to report to the Swedish customs office, fill in a declaration and pay the charges. There is no duty payable on “works of art, collectors’ pieces and antiques” but the VAT (25 %) must be paid. If the goods are imported temporarily and it is planned to re-export them later (e.g. works for an exhibition), you must still contact the customs office and fill in the declaration. In these circumstances, a security for the VAT must be paid and this will be returned when the goods leave Sweden. The goods must not be repaired or altered in any way during the period in Sweden in this case. The ATA-carnet is a way of simplifying the procedure for temporary importation and if you use this, a security must still be paid by the importer. 220
Chapter 3: European Union Member States Where can I get more information? Sweden Riksantikvarieämbetet (National Heritage Board) Box 5405 11484 Stockholm Tel: +46 8 51918000 Fax: +46 8 660 72 84 http://www.raa.se/cms/extern/index.html Nordiska Museet Djurgårdsvägen 6-16 Box 27820 11593 Stockholm Tel: +46 8 519 54600 http://www.nordiskamuseet.se Riksarkivet (National Archives) Box 12541 10229 Stockholm Tel: +46 8 737 6350 http://www.ra.se/RA/kontakt.html Kungl. Biblioteket (National Library of Sweden) Box 5039 10241 Stockholm Tel: +46 8 463 4000 http://www.kb.se/ENG/kbstart.htm National Museum Södra Blasieholmshamnen Box 16176 10324 Stockholm Tel: +46 8-5195 4300 http://www.nationalmuseum.se/ Tullverket (Swedish Customs Authorities) http://www.tullverket.se/se/Kontakta_oss_startsidan/ Brief information in English on the Heritage Conservation Act: http://www.raa.se/cms/en/cultural_heritage/legislation_and_resposibility/heritage_ conservation_act.html 221
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