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Volume 3 Appendix C 1 APPENDIX C 1 COUNTRY PPSysB 19.00x PageLayout: HMRC2R [SO] Page: 1 Processed: 03-03-2015 12:50:04 Job: TARIFC Unit: PG09 . Volume 3 Appendix C 1 APPENDIX C 1 COUNTRY/CURRENCY CODES Enter in boxes 15a, 17a, 18, 21, 34a and 55 the appropriate code for the country in question, as directed. Enter in Box 22, 63, 65a, 66, 67 and 68 the appropriate code for the currency in question as directed. Country Code Currency Code Country Code Currency Code A Bulgaria BG Lev BGN Abu Dhabi (1) AE UAE Dirham AED Burkina Faso (formerly Upper BF West African Franc XOF Afghanistan AF Afghani AFN Volta) Ajman (1) AE UAE Dirham AED Burundi BI Burundese Franc BIF A˚ land Islands (2) FI Euro EUR C Alaska (3) US US Dollar USD Cambodia (Kampuchea) KH Khmer Rial KHR Albania AL Lek ALL Cameroon CM CFA Franc XAF Algeria DZ Algerian Dinar DZD Canada CA Canadian Dollar CAD American Polynesia UM US Dollar USD and Oceania (4) Canary Islands IC Euro EUR American Samoa AS US Dollar USD Cape Verde CV Cape Verde Escudo CVE Andorra AD Euro EUR Caroline Islands (4) UM US Dollar USD Angola (including Cabinda) AO Kwanza AOA Cayman Islands KY Cayman Island Dollar KYD Anguilla AI East Caribbean Dollar XCD Central African Republic CF CFA Franc XAF Antarctica (Territory south of AQ Norwegian Krone NOK Ceuta XC Euro EUR 60) south latitude; not Chad TD CFA Franc XAF including the French Chile CL Chilean Peso CLP Southern Territories (TF), China CN Yuan (Ren Min Bi) CNY Bouvet Islands (BV), South Georgia and South Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) CX Australian Dollar AUD Sandwich Islands (GS)) Cocos Islands CC Australian Dollar AUD Antigua and Barbuda AG East Caribbean Dollar XCD Colombia CO Colombian Peso COP Argentina AR Peso ARS Comoros (Great Comoro KM Comoros Franc KMF Armenia AM Dram AMD Anjouan and Moheli) Aruba AW Aruban Guilder AWG Congo CG CFA Franc XAF Ascension (5) SH St Helena Pound SHP Congo (Democratic Republic of CD Zaire CDF – formerly Zaire) Australia AU Australian Dollar AUD Continental Shelf Australian Antarctic Territory AQ Australian Dollar AUD (NW European): (6) Belgian Sector ZB Euro EUR Austria (excluding Jungholz and AT Euro EUR Mittelberg) Danish Sector ZD Danish Krona DKK Azerbaijan AZ New Manat AZN French Sector ZF Euro EUR German Sector ZG Euro EUR Azores (7) PT Euro EUR VOLUME 3 APPENDIX C1 Irish Sector ZE Euro EUR B Netherlands Sector ZH Euro EUR Bahamas BS Bahamian Dollar BSD Norwegian Sector ZN Norwegian Krona NOK Bahrain BH Bahrani Dinar BHD United Kingdom Sector ZU Pound Sterling GBP Baker Island (4) UM US Dollar USD Cook Islands CK New Zealand Dollar NZD Bangladesh (formerly East BD Taka BDT Corn Islands (8) NI US Dollar USD Pakistan) Costa Rica CR Costa Rica Colon CRC Barbados BB Barbadian Dollar BBD Cote d’lvoire CI West African Franc XOF Belarus BY Rouble BYR Croatia HR Kuna HRK Belgium BE Euro EUR Cuba CU Cuban Peso CUP Belize (formerly British BZ Belize Dollar BZD Curacao CW Dutch Antilles Guilder ANG Honduras) Cyprus CY Euro EUR Benin (formerly Dahomey) BJ West African Franc XOF Czech Republic CZ Koruna CZK Bermuda BM Bermudan Dollar BMD Bhutan BT Indian Rupee INR D Bolivia BO Boliviano BOB Denmark DK Danish Krona DKK Bonaire BQ Dutch Antilles Guilder ANG Desirade (9) GP Euro EUR Bosnia and Herzegovina BA Yugoslavian Dinar YUM Djibouti DJ Djibouti Franc DJF Botswana BW Pula BWP Dominica DM East Caribbean Dollar XCD Bouvet Island BV Norwegian Krone NOK Dominican Republic DO Dominican Republic Peso DOP Brazil BR Real BRL Dubai (1) AE UAE Dirham AED British Antarctic Territory (6) AQ Pound Sterling GBP E British Indian Ocean Territory IO Mauritius Rupee MUR Seychelles Rupee SCR East Timor TL US Dollar USD Ecuador (including Galapagos EC Sucre ECS British Virgin Islands VG US Dollar USD Islands) Brunei BN Brunei Dollar BND Refer to: (1) United Arab Emirates (6) Antartica (11) Cocos Islands (2) Finland (7) Portugal (12) France (3) United States of America (8) Nicaragua (13) Malaysia (4) United States minor outlying islands (9) Guadeloupe (14) Norway (5) St. Helena (10) Occupied Palestinian Territory (15) Honduras 1.4.15/3 9—1 Customs Tariff Vol 3 . PPSysB 19.00x PageLayout: HMRC2R [E] Page: 2 Processed: 03-03-2015 12:50:04 Job: TARIFC Unit: PG09 Volume 3 Appendix C 1 Country Code Currency Code Country Code Currency Code Egypt EG Egyptian Pound EGP I El Salvador SV El Salvador Colon SVC Iceland IS Icelandic Krona ISK Equatorial Guinea (comprising GQ CFA Franc XAF Iles des Saintes (9) GP Euro EUR Fernando Po and adjacent India IN Indian Rupee INR islets, Annobon, Corisco and Indonesia ID Rupiah IDR the Elobey Islands (with adjacent islets) and Rio Iran IR Iranian Rial IRR Muni) Iraq IQ Iraqi Dinar IQD Eritrea ER Nafka ERN Irish Republic IE Euro EUR Estonia EE Euro EUR Israel IL Shekel ILS Ethiopia ET Bir ETB Italy (including Livigno; IT Euro EUR excluding the Municipality European Community N Euro EUR of Campione d’Italia) Ivory Coast (Cote d’Ivoire) CI West African Franc XOF F Falkland Islands FK Falkland Island Pound FKP J Faroe Islands FO Danish Krone DKK Jamaica JM Jamaican Dollar JMD Fiji FJ Fiji Dollar FJD Jarvis Islands (4) UM US Dollar USD Finland (including A˚ land FI Euro EUR Islands) Japan JP Yen JPY France (including Monaco) FR Euro EUR *Jersey JE Pound Sterling GBP Johnston Atoll (4) UM US Dollar USD French Antarctic Territory (6) AQ Euro EUR Jordan JO Jordanian Dinar JOD French Guiana GF Euro EUR French Polynesia PF CFP Franc XPF K French Southern Territory TF Euro EUR Kazakhstan KZ Tenge KZT Fujairah (1) AE UAE Dirham AED Keeling Islands (Cocos) (11) CC Australian Dollar AUD Kenya KE Kenya Shilling KES G Kingman Reef (4) UM US Dollar USD Gabon GA CFA Franc XAF Kiribati KI Australian Dollar AUD Gambia GM Dalasi GMD Korea, North KP Won KPW Gaza and Jericho (10) PS Israeli Shekel ILS Korea, South KR Won KRW Georgia GE Lari GEL Kosovo XK Yugoslavian Dinar YUM Germany, (including the island DE Euro EUR of Heligoland: excluding Kuwait KW Kuwaiti Dinar KWD the territory of Busingen) Kyrgyzstan KG Som KGS Ghana GH Cedi GHS L Gibraltar GI Gibraltar Pound GIP Lao People’s Democratic LA Kip LAK Gough (5) SH St Helena Pound SHP Republic Greece GR Euro EUR Latvia LV 6Euro EUR7 Greenland GL Danish Krone DKK Lebanon LB Lebanese Pound LBP VOLUME 3Grenada APPENDIX C1 (including Southern GD East Caribbean Dollar XCD Lesotho LS Loti LSL Grenadines) Liberia LR Liberian Dollar LRD Guadeloupe´ , Maria-Galante, St. GP Euro EUR Berthelemy Libya LY Libyan Dinar LYD Guam GU US Dollar USD Liechtenstein LI Swiss Franc CHF Guatemala GT Quetzal GTQ Lithuania LT 6Euro EUR7 *Guernsey GG Pound Sterling GBP Luxembourg LU Euro EUR Guinea GN Franc GNF M Guinea-Bissau (formerly GW Guinea Peso GWP Macao MO Pataca MOP Portuguese Guinea) -Macedonia (F.Y.R.) MK Denar MKD Guyana GY Guyanan Dollar GYD Madagascar (Malgasy MG Malagasy Aviary MGA Republic) H Madeira (7) PT Euro EUR Haiti HT Gourde HTG Malawi MW Kwacha MWK US Dollar USD Malaysia (Peninsular Malaysia MY Ringgit MYR Hawaii (3) US US Dollar USD and Eastern Malaysia Heard and McDonald lslands HM Australian Dollar AUD (Labuanm Sabah and Honduras (including Swan HN Lempira HNL Sarawak)) Islands) Maldives MV Maldive Rufiya MVR Hong Kong HK Hong Kong Dollar HKD Mali ML Mali Franc XOF Howland Islands (4) UM US Dollar USD Malta (including Gozo and MT Euro EUR Hungary HU Forint HUF Comino) Man, Isle of (freeport) IM Pound Sterling GBP N There is no country code for the European Community. Refer to: (1) United Arab Emirates (6) Antartica (11) Cocos Islands (2) Finland (7) Portugal (12) France (3) United States of America (8) Nicaragua (13) Malaysia (4) United States minor outlying islands (9) Guadeloupe (14) Norway (5) St. Helena (10) Occupied Palestinian Territory (15) Honduras * The codes indicated are to be used for trade between mainland Great Britain and the Channel Islands only. - Difficulties have been encountered in Greece when “Macedonia” has been shown as the destination on export documents for goods moving through Greece. There is no objection to the use of the name “Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”. 1.4.15/3 9—2 Customs Tariff Vol 3 PPSysB 19.00x PageLayout: HMRC2R [O] Page: 3 Processed: 03-03-2015 12:50:04 Job: TARIFC Unit: PG09 . Volume 3 Appendix C 1 Country Code Currency Code Country Code Currency Code Maria-Galante (9) GP Euro EUR Poland PL Zloty PLN Marshall Islands MH US Dollar USD Portugal (including Azores and PT Euro EUR Madeira) Martinique MQ Euro EUR Puerto Rico (3) US US Dollar USD Mauritania MR Ouguiya MRO Mauritius MU Mauritius Rupee MUR Q Mayotte (Grand Terre and YT Comoros Franc KMF Qatar QA Qatar Rial QAR Pamanzi) R Melilla (including Penon de XL Euro EUR Velez de la Gomera, Penon Ras al Khaimah (1) AE UAE Dirham AED de Alhucemas and the Reunion RE Euro EUR Chafarinas Islands) Romania RO New Leu RON Mexico MX Mexican Peso MXN Ross Dependency (6) AQ New Zealand Dollar NZD Micronesia (Federated States FM US Dollar USD Russia RU Rouble RUB of) Rwanda RW Rwanda Franc RWF Midway Island (4) UM US Dollar USD Moldova, Rep of MD Leu MDL S Monaco (12) FR Euro EUR Saba BQ Dutch Antilles Guilder ANG Sabah (13) MY Ringgit MYR Mongolia MN Tugrik MNT Samoa (formerly Western WS Tala WST <Montenegro ME Euro EUR Samoa) Montserrat MS East Caribbean Dollar XCD St Barthelemy (9) BL Dutch Antilles Guilder ANG Morocco MA Moroccan Dirham MAD St Berthelemy (9) GP Euro EUR Mozambique MZ Metical MZN St Eustatius BQ Dutch Antilles Guilder ANG Myanmar (Burma) MM Kyat MMK St Kitts and Nevis KN East Caribbean Dollar XCD N St Helena (including Ascension SH St Helena Pound SHP Namibia NA South African Rand ZAR Island and Tristan
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