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Have there been cases of confiscation of video cameras that were not declared upon arrival?
I studied a lot of information regarding this issue, I realized that who wants to declare, who does not want to - they do not declare, the first is 10 times less than the second, I did not notice the precedents of confiscation described on the World Wide Web.
So. I wanted to put an end to this issue by asking here, on turpravda, people with tour experience.
Thank you for your attention.
So. I wanted to put an end to this issue by asking here, on turpravda, people with tour experience.
Thank you for your attention.
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never declared anything. and everything is fine. and I spend it not in a bag or suitcase, but in a case-bag over my shoulder. I don't think anyone would look at it, especially in Egypt. upon arrival, it would be faster to put all the tourists on buses, because next flight on the way
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answered 13 years ago
Of course, there are no confiscations)))
Just in case, they declare equipment and goods worth more than 1,500 euros (especially if there are a lot of such equipment: a video camera, a laptop, an expensive phone ...) when crossing our border, so as not to prove to our customs officers when entering home that you did not buy these things there , abroad, but traveled with them from Russia. Otherwise, if these 1500 euros are exceeded, you will have to pay customs duty.
Do not be afraid to declare goods when crossing the border. This is a very simple formality, which often helps to avoid trouble. Fill out two copies of the customs declaration, leave one with the customs stamp for your return trip, and go! Have a nice rest!
Just in case, they declare equipment and goods worth more than 1,500 euros (especially if there are a lot of such equipment: a video camera, a laptop, an expensive phone ...) when crossing our border, so as not to prove to our customs officers when entering home that you did not buy these things there , abroad, but traveled with them from Russia. Otherwise, if these 1500 euros are exceeded, you will have to pay customs duty.
Do not be afraid to declare goods when crossing the border. This is a very simple formality, which often helps to avoid trouble. Fill out two copies of the customs declaration, leave one with the customs stamp for your return trip, and go! Have a nice rest!
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answered 13 years ago
They never even asked for a video camera at the control, they were in Egypt 4 times, they always took a video camera, carried it in hand luggage - everything is fine - they did not declare anything!
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answered 13 years ago
I took my camera and laptop with me many times.
never declared, everything is fine
carried in hand luggage
never declared, everything is fine
carried in hand luggage
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answered 13 years ago
I understand this question. If you take a video camera on a tour, you do not need to declare it. And if you are carrying, for example, three or more new cameras in the package, then the customs officers will probably have questions for you.
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answered 13 years ago