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My cousin lives in Ashkelon with his family. They moved from Belarus on repatriation. I am also Belarusian, I want to come to visit them. Will I have problems at customs?
My cousin lives in Ashkelon with his family. They moved from Belarus on repatriation. I am also Belarusian, I want to come to visit them. Will I have problems at customs?
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Yes, of course they can. If you decide to bring alcoholic beverages in excess of the norm, cigarettes or tobacco more than allowed ... They can also take away food (including fruits and vegetables).
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answered 7 years ago
Thank you very much!
I wanted to bring only sweets, if they take them away from me and let me into the country, I won’t be very upset))))
I wanted to bring only sweets, if they take them away from me and let me into the country, I won’t be very upset))))
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answered 7 years ago
Customs will definitely not let you in without Belarusian fat)))
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answered 7 years ago
No, with sweets, if they are not in commercial quantities (say, 10 kilograms of one type), there will be no problems.
In any case, possible (not in this case) troubles with customs do not affect the receipt of an entry visa to Israel - the border control issues a visa BEFORE passing through the customs control zone (at Ben Gurion Airport, as in all airports I know, there are green and red corridors are located after the baggage claim hall directly in front of the doors to the meeting hall).
In any case, possible (not in this case) troubles with customs do not affect the receipt of an entry visa to Israel - the border control issues a visa BEFORE passing through the customs control zone (at Ben Gurion Airport, as in all airports I know, there are green and red corridors are located after the baggage claim hall directly in front of the doors to the meeting hall).
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