They’re intended to be used mainly by children for performing learning activities by play, due to their design and simple operation. products which have a number of components used together to play a card game, if they have the essential character of a card game Other games using cards can be classified as parlour games, under subheading 9504 90 80. These games include those that use cards with knowledge-based questions, tasks, quizzes, pictures or answers to the questions on them ( the game may include other items, such as a dice or an hourglass). The players only have to complete activities such as replying to a question, fulfilling a task or guessing who is shown in a picture. Interaction between the cards themselves is not required. Festive articles

Other traditional balloons are classified in heading 9505, as festive or other entertainment articles. They may be:From 1 January 2022, drones (described in the Drones section of this guidance) that are not classified as toys, will be classified under the new heading, 8806, which covers unmanned aircraft. These are classified in subheading 9505 10. They must be of a decorative value and exclusively designed, manufactured and recognised as articles for Christmas festivities. Height Measure your height from the top of your head to the floor. For an easy method, either mark the wall with a pencil where your head touches it or place a flat object like a book where your head meets the wall. Then measure the distance from that point to the floor to determine your height. Heading 8806 does not cover flying toys that are solely designed for amusement. These are classified under heading 9503.’

They include human figurines, for example, in the form of film, fairy-tale or comic-book characters, Indians, astronauts or soldiers. They have no movable parts and no detachable clothing. They’re fixed on a base-plate, pedestal or a similar base, which allows the figurine to maintain its pose unsupported. They often form part of a collection series. Two or more toys classified in the same subheading are not considered different types of articles. This does not apply to subheadings 9503 00 95 or 9503 00 99, which can include a range of different articles. These are classified in subheading 9505 90. These articles must be of a decorative value and exclusively designed, manufactured and recognised as festive articles. These are classified as toys within heading 9503 as long as they are remotely controlled in an easy way and are not equipped with sophisticated electronic equipment (such as GPS, night flight requirements or nocturnal visibility).

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This means other items such as a toy weapon with a shield, or another element for targeting, would similarly be classified as a set. Toy battery-powered locomotive, carriage and other articles articles with a utilitarian function even if they have a design, decoration or ornamentation appropriate to a specific festivity, for example: Waist Find your waist, which lies between the bottom of your ribs and the top of your hips. Place the measuring tape around your waist, usually just above the belly button. Exhale naturally, and then take the measurement. Ensure the tape is firm against your waist without digging into your skin. These are devices weighing no more than 10kg, designed usually with the appearance of laptops, tablets, smartphones and similar articles.

If this guidance does not cover your specific item in detail and you’re importing goods into Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales), you can search for it in the Online Trade Tariff. If this guidance does cover your item, you’ll still need to look up the full commodity code to use in your declaration on the appropriate tariff. These include toys which are wearing a mask, leaving large or recognisable parts of the human face visible or identifiable. If you’re importing goods into Northern Ireland from outside the UK and the EU, and the goods are at risk of onward movement to the EU, you should use the Northern Ireland (EU) Tariff. articles suitable for use as decorations during the winter season rather than specifically for Christmas festivities, such as:

Notice

Legal Note 3 to chapter 95 – ‘3. Subject to Note 1 above, parts and accessories which are suitable for use solely or principally with articles of this chapter are to be classified with those articles.’ Note 1 lists goods not covered by chapter 95. tablecloths, table covers and serviettes with festive decorations (classified in, for example, headings 4818 and 6302) The products are intended to be used at Christmas, according to their design, such as, imprints, ornaments, symbols or inscriptions. They include: A single article (such as a doll) that comes with an accessory or minor object (such as sweets) will be classified as a doll, under subheading 9503 00 21. Each article is considered to be a toy in its own right, and the set as a whole is principally for amusement. If imported individually, each one would be classified in subheading 9503 00 95. Toys representing human beings, animals or non-human creatures