- Control the transportation of goods between countries.
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What is the rule of customs governing a country?
In which way do customs rules protect the citizens of the country?
- From the spread of infectious diseases
Which work can be restricted under customs rules?
- Bringing or carrying certain goods may be entirely restricted.
What happens if the passenger brings or gets excessive goods?
- The passenger has to pay duty.
How is the duty collected by customs officials beneficial for the government?
- It is a direct source of revenue for the government.
What are the duty-free items?
- Tobacco, Alcohol, and Perfume
Which items are not subject to any restrictions?
- Clothing, Jewelry, Beauty Cosmetics, Camera and Laptops
Why are clothing, jewellery, beauty toiletries, cameras, and laptops not subject to any restrictions?
- Because they are for personal use
Which book describes the customs rules of different countries?
- TIM (Travel Information Manual)
What does TIM (Travel Information Manual) refer to?
- TIM (Travel Information Manual)
- The number of duty-free goods that can be imported or exported
What are the other things described in the TIM (Travel Information Manual)?
- Information about:
- Traveller with a pet animal
- Wild vegetation and creatures
- Extraction of luggage
- Weapons
After reclaiming their luggage at the airport, what passenger has to do to come out of the airport?
- Custom Clearance
Where can the passenger obtain information on the tax payable at the airport and the tax-free allowance?
- Custom Hall
What kind of information can be obtained in Custom Hall?
- Information about tax payable and tax-free allowances can be obtained.
How many alternatives can be offered to travellers for the customs inspection?
- Three
What are the three options which can be offered to the passengers for customs inspection?
- Red Channel
- Green channel
- Blue channel
When will the traveller go to the Red Channel for a customs inspection?
- If the passenger has the goods purchased in another country and the amount is more than the personal duty-free allowance, or the traveller has money to declare.
If the passenger has the goods purchased in another country and those products are more than the personal duty-free allowance, in this case, which channel does the passenger have to use for customs inspection?
- Red channel
To declare that the passenger has money, in that case, which channel does the passenger have to use for customs inspection?
- Red channel
When will the traveller go to the Green Channel for customs inspection?
- If a passenger has goods that have not been brought in for the purpose of the batch, then the products are not more than the duty-free allowance.
If a passenger has goods that have not brought for selling purposes and the products are not more than the duty-free allowance, then to which channel should the passenger go for customs inspection?
- Green channel
When are Blue Channels used?
- When the traveller is just travelling within Europe
When travelling within Europe, which channel should the passenger use for customs inspection?
- Blue channel
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