Artikel 4

1. In respect of equipment, materials, supplies and other property imported into or exported from the Receiving State by the Sending State in connection with the implementation of this Agreement and in respect of baggage, personal effects, products and other property for the personal use of the Personnel of the Sending State and of their Dependents imported into or exported from the territory of the Receiving State in connection with this Agreement, the domestic law in force in the territory of the Receiving State and, if applicable, the European Community laws on importation, exportation and transfer of goods shall apply.
2. A Sending State may import into the territory of the Receiving State in conformity with the national law in force in the territory of the Receiving State and, if applicable, the European Community laws, free of duty the equipment for the Personnel of the Sending State and reasonable quantities of provisions, supplies and other goods for the exclusive use of such Personnel.
3. The goods that have been imported duty-free under sub-Article (2), may be re-exported freely in conformity with the domestic law and, if applicable, the European Community laws, on exportation of goods and shall not be disposed of in the Receiving State by way of either sale or gift. However, in particular cases such disposal may be authorised on conditions imposed by the authorities concerned of the Receiving State.
4. Imports made by the authorities of the Sending State, the Personnel of the Sending State and their Dependents, other than for the exclusive use of the Sending State, the Personnel of the Sending State and their Dependents, shall not be entitled to any exemption from duty or other conditions.
5. Goods purchased in the Receiving State shall be exported there from only in accordance with the domestic law in force in the territory of the Receiving State and, if applicable, the European Union laws on exportation.
6. Military vehicles of a Sending State shall, to the extent provided for in the domestic law in force in the territory of the Receiving State, be exempt from any tax payable in respect of the use of vehicles on the roads.
7. Special arrangements shall be made between the Sending State and Receiving State in conformity with the domestic law and, if applicable, the European Community laws, so that fuel, oil and lubricants for use of military vehicles, aircraft and vessels may be delivered free of all duties and taxes.
8. Special arrangements for crossing frontiers shall be granted by the customs authorities of the Receiving State in conformity with the domestic law and, if applicable, the European Community laws, to regularly constituted units and formations, provided that the customs authorities concerned have been duly notified in advance.