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I want to take coffee and cinnamon to Turkey in hand luggage. Is there any kind of permit?
I want to take coffee and cinnamon to Turkey in hand luggage. Is there any kind of permit?
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Well, you should be guided by common sense - so that it does not look like a consignment. If it's twenty packs of different coffees, then it's fine, but if it's the same kind, then it looks like you're taking it for sale.
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answered 6 years ago
travelsita, I also thought, like in Tula or somewhere (I don’t remember) with my samovar ...
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answered 6 years ago
ollennka, the country of origin of cinnamon is NOT Turkey, but we export it from Turkey.
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answered 6 years ago
In any case, in their markets and so on, tons of it are sold there
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answered 6 years ago
Great, coffee is also sold in tons there, but no one is surprised and laughed at the import of coffee to Turkey, I see.
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answered 6 years ago
coffee and cinnamon to Turkey?! why ?!
I have a friend who asked me to bring arabica coffee. but you can buy everything there.
and if it’s true that you are from the UAE, then it’s generally embarrassing. we have all this is more expensive! chtoli local with cardomom. but Turkish coffee, IMHO, is better.
I have a friend who asked me to bring arabica coffee. but you can buy everything there.
and if it’s true that you are from the UAE, then it’s generally embarrassing. we have all this is more expensive! chtoli local with cardomom. but Turkish coffee, IMHO, is better.
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answered 6 years ago
Why did you stick to the person? maybe she will brew her coffee on the plane, she probably takes a boiler)
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answered 6 years ago
oh, well, I like the local "experts"))
travelsita
First, who is "you"?
secondly, “you” cannot export anything FROM Turkey, since export is a process in which goods and services are exported (exported) outside the country of the MANUFACTURER, and goods and services imported into our country from abroad are called imports.
travelsita
First, who is "you"?
secondly, “you” cannot export anything FROM Turkey, since export is a process in which goods and services are exported (exported) outside the country of the MANUFACTURER, and goods and services imported into our country from abroad are called imports.
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answered 6 years ago
iNicole, don't be sarcastic. This is a typo. I also found a customs expert. And "we" is Ukraine. Before writing, look at the country of the answerer so that you don’t ask nonsense again.
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answered 6 years ago
Travelsita, Nicole tried so hard to teach you that she missed a couple of commas .... Apparently she was worried :)))
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answered 6 years ago
Nicole did not miss the commas, very well written. But Elenka08 should have separated the word "apparently" with commas.
But in general, really, why are you all bothering the author of the question with your ideas about coffee and cinnamon? I brought a kilogram of tea from Sri Lanka, although we have heaps of this tea in Russia. I was taking it because I like a very specific tea from a specific manufacturer, which we do not sell. Similarly, the author of the question may like a particular brand of coffee or cinnamon. I myself am a picky eater, I understand it perfectly.
But in general, really, why are you all bothering the author of the question with your ideas about coffee and cinnamon? I brought a kilogram of tea from Sri Lanka, although we have heaps of this tea in Russia. I was taking it because I like a very specific tea from a specific manufacturer, which we do not sell. Similarly, the author of the question may like a particular brand of coffee or cinnamon. I myself am a picky eater, I understand it perfectly.
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answered 6 years ago
ollennka, Do you think that not a single comma is needed here? * and imports are goods and services imported into the territory of our country from abroad. * And about my *apparently*, quite. And I would not have clung to Nicole, if not for her lesson from Wikipedia straight. It is clear what travelsita had in mind.
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answered 6 years ago