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Re: Back from Varadero Cuba
Yah that is just rediculous, I hope you have a walk-in!
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Re: Back from Varadero Cuba
Larry let me know when you're ready and we will forge a raft! lol
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Re: Back from Varadero Cuba
WOW!!.......
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Re: Back from Varadero Cuba
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In my experience as long as as you're 100% honest in your declaration and it's not ridiculously excessive you are generally fine. Of course if they catch you in a lie you can expect to be charged up the ying-yang. The local group's track record seems to be that anything under 200 sticks per person usually gets let through w/o charge in Vancouver. We also have one of the busiest borders in Canada and definitely the most cross-border shopping so it may be different in other Canadian first port of calls. My wife and I were in Varadero last Oct and brought back double our limit of both tobacco and alcohol.... my haul didn't look anything near as crazy as this one. Of course I seem to have very good luck at the border anyways. Like many in Vancouver I buy a lot of stuff online and have it drop shipped to Blaine, WA where I pick it up and drive it back. I always declare the full value of goods I'm bringing across and have yet to be charged any tax or duties despite the fact that I'm rarely in the US for longer than is required to pickup my parcels and drive back to the border so there's no exemptions applicable. Even when I brought my Aristocrat home, and had to explain in detail to the customs agent how a "wooden end table" could possibly be worth the declared value, I was just waived through. |
Re: Back from Varadero Cuba
^^^ What Geoff said ;)
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Re: Back from Varadero Cuba
Ratz! Guess I need to take some more heart medication:D
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