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2019 - Finland
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer has nothing to declare.
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2018 - Jamaica
Facilitating trade, protecting our people, building our country
The Officers of the Jamaica Customs Agency are the epitome of our motto “Country Above Self,” driven by our core values of Customer Service, Accountability, Professionalism, Integrity and Transparency (CAPIT). Whether large or small, industrialized or rustic, the Jamaica Customs Agency seeks to ensure that all our stakeholders, enjoy efficient and friendly service, within a secure business environment. The Agency continues to relentlessly protect Jamaica’s borders from illegal trading, while ably keeping the economic wheels of our country turning, ultimately contributing to our National Development Goal of making “Jamaica the place of choice to live, work, raise families and do business.
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2017 - Kyrgyzstan
No matter the weather, Customs still do their job
A Customs officer checks the shipping documents of a truck at Torugart, the Kyrgyz-Chinese road border crossing point. Although the photo was taken in May, the climatic conditions at 3,550 metres above sea level are still rough at this time. The winter lasts about 9 months in this region with temperature going below 40 degrees Celsius, and with frequent blizzards and snowstorms.
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2016 - Bahrain
"Digital Customs is here"
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2015 - Sudan Customs administration
"Border ahead"
The photo shows goods trucks ready to cross the border between Sudan and Egypt. Since April 2015, the Askeit border post is the first and only border crossing point in Sudan benefiting from a Single Window environment, with all relevant authorities gathered under one roof. The volume of trade exchange between Sudan and Egypt through this post amounts to about 185 million US dollars per year, a figure which is expected to increase twofold, or even threefold, over the next few years.
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2014 - Iceland Customs administration
"Fifty years of change"
Fifty years or so ago, Customs officers had to search through papers to access information. The general public came to Customs to deliver or collect their papers and certificates. This has completely changed today with information being stored electronically and accessible whenever and wherever. Customs officers can now also rely on high technology tools in their daily work, including sniffer dogs given their incredible capacities |
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2013 - Thai Customs administration
"Customs officers amidst a fast-changing world"
Two Customs officers inspecting goods in a cargo warehouse, find themselves in the middle of fast-paced logistics activities.
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2012 - Slovakian Customs administration
“Full-time Customs officer, 1941”
An officer of the Financial Guard on duty at the frontier with his young daughter on his lap. |
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2011 - Algerian Customs administration
“In the desert, the next shift arrives
The picture paid tribute to Customs officers based in the south of Algeria who fight against smuggling. |
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2010 - French Customs administration
“A teacher and his attentive students"
The picture shows a sniffer dog instructor “teaching” four Labradors seated on chairs the different categories of drugs. |
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2009 - Danish Customs administration
“A nose for success!”
A photo of Chili, the Customs sniffer dog. |
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