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Is there a list of medicines allowed when traveling by train through the customs of Ukraine
My child got sick (a problem with the stomach and kidneys) and the doctor prescribed medicines (chofitol, maoloks, etc.), and in June she goes to her grandmother in Ukraine. Will we have problems at customs?
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I went by train several times - no one inspects things.
you can take a doctor's prescription if somehow you are asked to show the first aid kit
you can take a doctor's prescription if somehow you are asked to show the first aid kit
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answered 13 years ago
My niece works in a pharmacy in Russia, often comes to visit us on weekends, we ordered medicines more than once. Everything was transported without problems, both by train and bus.
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answered 13 years ago
Lists are, but usually do not check. Just don't be fooled by the persuasions of the conductors "you can put your bag to you", and if you still have a bag, immediately "hand it over" to the border guards, otherwise you may be accused of smuggling. Be sure to prepare all the documents and DEMAND the border guards to put a note in the passport that the child left and entered, this is very checked on the way back
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answered 13 years ago
The list is in the customs regulations. As far as I remember, problems can arise with preparations containing barbiturates (such as Corvalol). In general, things were not checked in the spring. The only thing is strictly with documents. Passports, power of attorney for a child, everything must be issued in accordance with the letter of the law.
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answered 13 years ago
they don’t check anything like that if you don’t get fooled yourself - like this - and I have a forbidden medicine - then expect trouble !!!! they will shake money from you on your paw
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answered 12 years ago
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