Customs Inventory List (Blank Template)
The blank inventory list for Swiss customs form 18.44: fill it in line by line, print two copies and present them at the border with the signed form.
Checked on 19 August 2026 by Jens Herbst, BoVitaWe keep every document current and check it regularly against the sources.
Who is this document for?
For anyone who just needs the inventory list for household goods, without the full pack.
What is inside
- Blank inventory list as an editable Word table
- Prepared row by row, with values in CHF as time value instead of purchase price
How to fill it in
- 1List household goods per box or group, not every spoon individually.
- 2Print the finished list and present it together with the signed form 18.44.
- 3Fill in the list line by line (overwrite the example rows); values go in CHF as the current used value, not the new price.
Frequently asked questions
For movers who need the inventory list quickly; if you want the whole process, take the 18.44 pack with timeline and sample list.
No, it accompanies the signed form 18.44 and the supporting documents (such as proof of residence); together they form the household goods declaration.
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