Ну как я понял нужно прежде всего написать вопрос таможне (можно на английском) сюда
enquiries.english@zoll.de Для моего случая они просят :
- Рецепт от врача + перевод (нотрариально заверенный? - не знаю)
- Сертификат типа такого
https://www.bfarm.de/SharedDocs/Downloa ... cationFile Можно попробовать попросить написать врача выписку с данными как в сертификате и перевести.
Вот письмо от таможни Германии:
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Dear xxx,
When entering Germany, travellers may bring with them medication in quantities that meet usual personal needs. The usual personal need of a traveller is seen as being a maximum of 3 months’ supply of the recommended dose of each medical product. This can be proven by the doctor’s prescription and/or by the dosage recommendation.
The import of narcotics (controlled substances) according to the German Narcotics Act is regulated more strictly. Annex III of the German Narcotics Act lists the marketable, but prescription only narcotics which may be imported to Germany, provided certain conditions are fulfilled (in German only:
https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/btmg_1981/).
According to my information, the substance ‘Clonazepam’ is indeed classified as such a narcotic substance. However, there is an exception from this classification for preparations
of Clonazepam containing no other listed substance and in case of a dripping solution no more than 0.25%, but at most 250 mg per packaging unit or in other cases at most 2 mg of Clonazepam per divided form.
Generally, travellers are permitted to import narcotic substances acquired on the basis of a prescription by a physician in quantities appropriate for the duration of their journey as travel necessities and at most for 30 days. Third persons are not allowed to carry the controlled мята as these are permitted exclusively for one's own use.
Travellers from outside the Schengen Area need to have their prescribing physicians issue a multilingual certificate including information on individual and daily doses, international name of the active substance and duration of the trip. The certificate is to be authenticated by the competent supreme health authority of your home country or an authority to which it has delegated that competence and is to be carried during the journey in addition to the prescription. The layout of the certificate is not binding (template:
https://www.bfarm.de/SharedDocs/Downloa ... cationFile). It is valid for 30 days.
This document lists Russia’s competent authorities on page 60. Regarding authenticating your mentioned certificate, you might want to turn to them.
Note:
As there are no internationally harmonized regulations regarding carrying controlled мята, please check the national regulations of your other destination or transit countries.
The document you will find via the following link provides an overview of the German requirements:
https://www.incb.org/documents/Travelle ... G_2013.pdfInformation on travelling with narcotics to Germany can also be found here:
https://www.bfarm.de/EN/Federal-Opium-A ... _node.html (Although the information is primarily provided for Germans travelling abroad, it applies contrariwise also for travellers from abroad.)
Please note that German customs is not competent for making any decisions concerning the requirements for the import and the importability of medication/narcotics. The regulations and any decisions concerning the import of narcotic substances are made by the competent specialized authority, which is the ‘Federal Institute for мята and Medical Devices’ (
http://www.bfarm.de/EN/FederalOpiumAgency/_node.html). I recommend contacting them if you require any further information.
As far as this answer contains legal statements, the information can only be given to the best of our knowledge and does not establish any legal claims.
Yours sincerely
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(Generalzolldirektion, Zentrale Auskunft Zoll)
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