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Many sites write that it is forbidden to export antiques from Monaco. But, in the net there was information that this can be done with a special. permission. Is it true or not?
Many sites write that it is forbidden to export antiques from Monaco. But, in the net there was information that this can be done with a special. permission. Is it true or not?
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There is no border as such, no one will inspect you, unless you are going to take out an antique cabinet - then yes, it will be hard to hide it in the car)))
In general, it is forbidden to export antiques from any country; at the airport, during inspection, they can take a wallet and sort out coins there to make sure that there are no antique ones. I saw this more than once, even once all my coins were revised in Vienna))).
Therefore, antique coins of a non-standard shape - octagons, coins with a hole - should be put in a wallet with many heavy coins in order to "disguise", but you can't overdo it either - a wallet with a pile of coins will alert customs officers, they are aware that they hide antique coins in this way.
If you want to export serious antiques - large items, books, etc., then I don’t recommend a plane, a car too, the best option is a bus, especially if you take children with you - they put everything in a children’s suitcase, showered them with children’s things and toys and everything is ok.
In general, it is forbidden to export antiques from any country; at the airport, during inspection, they can take a wallet and sort out coins there to make sure that there are no antique ones. I saw this more than once, even once all my coins were revised in Vienna))).
Therefore, antique coins of a non-standard shape - octagons, coins with a hole - should be put in a wallet with many heavy coins in order to "disguise", but you can't overdo it either - a wallet with a pile of coins will alert customs officers, they are aware that they hide antique coins in this way.
If you want to export serious antiques - large items, books, etc., then I don’t recommend a plane, a car too, the best option is a bus, especially if you take children with you - they put everything in a children’s suitcase, showered them with children’s things and toys and everything is ok.
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answered 9 years ago
In accordance with the customs rules of Monaco, the export of objects and things of historical or artistic value, especially antiques, is prohibited.
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answered 9 years ago
Export is prohibited everywhere, in all countries. Try to openly take the icon out of Ukraine or Russia. I took the picture from Kyiv as a gift to Germany, so I took a certificate that it does not represent historical and cultural value in order to present it at customs.
Nevertheless, antiques are actively imported and exported from Europe. It is enough to look at specialized sites to see how much they carry. Under the order, they will bring anything, even a Celtic ax, even a helmet of the Napoleonic army.
Nevertheless, antiques are actively imported and exported from Europe. It is enough to look at specialized sites to see how much they carry. Under the order, they will bring anything, even a Celtic ax, even a helmet of the Napoleonic army.
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