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If I am bringing a potent drug Valprok in a quantity of 360 tablets for half a year, I have a prescription and a certificate of diagnosis, do these documents need to be translated and notarized?
If I am bringing a potent drug Valprok in a quantity of 360 tablets for half a year, I have a prescription and a certificate of diagnosis, do these documents need to be translated and notarized?
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As for me, it’s better to be safe than to regret later on the confiscated drug, and the lost money, or even some smuggling will be sewn on!
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answered 7 years ago
It is necessary to translate and certify, since the drug is a narcotic substance. Well, as for the quantity, the question will arise: once for six months you take a supply, which means not under a visa-free regime, do you have a residence permit.
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answered 7 years ago
Be sure to translate and notarize. My Turks dismissed a simple Captopril, which was in the luggage in the form of a simple blister and without a box and annotations. One blister! In Russia, no one asked for him! You have to carry it in your luggage! Now I even do documents for aspirin!
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answered 7 years ago