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chefron

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #400 on: April 21, 2013, 02:24:51 pm »
i would like to ask about naman sa customs, i dont know if this is the proper thread but anyways,

i will be going to abroad on a business and pleasure trip..business kase mamimili ako paninda, now my question is, i would be like going home with a 30kg box full of 1 KIND OF ITEM lang, masisita ba ako? or do i need to declare something? food naman laman nung box and its bulky.

now lang ako napaisip about this.

wowry

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #401 on: April 21, 2013, 07:13:36 pm »
^sis depende sa food. anything raw alam ko hindi allowed.

http://customs.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/customsDeclaration.jpg

xtine

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #402 on: April 21, 2013, 08:16:31 pm »
Alam ko anything na marami, maghihinala na sila.  Kasi why buy almost 30 kilos of same product unless ibebenta.  Anything na hindi pang personal consumption ay dapat ideclare.  Kung hindi magdedeclare, ipray na di makikita sa xray yung laman ng maleta.
 

wowry

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #403 on: April 22, 2013, 01:13:39 pm »
^ oo sis kapag same items at obvious na ibebenta sinisita nila.dati may dala akong bags 10 pcs pinagbabayad ako ng tax. ang friend ko nga belts lang mga 4 pcs lang yata sinita na e. mas okay kung halo halo ang laman ng box at iba ibang items para less chances masita.

akthung

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #404 on: April 22, 2013, 01:17:28 pm »
i would like to ask about naman sa customs, i dont know if this is the proper thread but anyways,

i will be going to abroad on a business and pleasure trip..business kase mamimili ako paninda, now my question is, i would be like going home with a 30kg box full of 1 KIND OF ITEM lang, masisita ba ako? or do i need to declare something? food naman laman nung box and its bulky.

now lang ako napaisip about this.

sis,

you will have to declare that.

nettai

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #405 on: April 22, 2013, 05:04:24 pm »
Alam ko anything na marami, maghihinala na sila. 
Depends, kasi may mga nagdadala ng damit en-masse from Thailand or bags en-masse from Vietnam pero di naman nasisita kahit lantaran nilang dinadala. Sinasabi lang nila sa customs officer na pasalubong daw nila yun. =/

Pero yes, nanghihinala sila.

mama squeak!

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #406 on: April 22, 2013, 07:19:27 pm »
^No, meron ng usapan yung mga byahera na yun with customs. Kaya maski ga-bundok yung mga sako bag na dala nila hindi sila sinisita. So akala mo lang hindi sila sinisita.  ;)

bagaholic_chewy

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« Reply #407 on: April 22, 2013, 07:25:15 pm »
And if i may add, mas madali magpuslit pag damit, compared sa single food item in huge quantity and medyo bulky pa.

chefron

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #408 on: April 22, 2013, 07:37:12 pm »
yun nga din inisip ko....ibabalikbayan box ko na lang.

mura lang akse ng snack na yun tas 30pcs kase madaming papasulubungan kunwari wahahaha

babylj

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #409 on: April 23, 2013, 12:25:07 am »
How about computer parts? Punta kasi si hubby sa bangkok to buy pati gadgets na din okay [textspeak!] ba na ichek in or mas advisable na i balikbayan box? Thanks.

xtine

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #410 on: April 23, 2013, 12:59:43 am »
^Sis, payo ko lang.  Basta anything na lalagpas sa bilang ng personal consumption, kung sa airport makukwestyon kayo pag nahuli.  Pag balik bayan box naman, pwedeng hindi sya madoor to door at ipapick up sa inyo sa customs office para sa tariff na babayaran nyo. 

http://customs.gov.ph/faqs/balikbayan-boxes/#7.2

ARE THE “BALIKBAYAN BOXES OPENED BY THE PHILIPPINE CUSTOMS?
Yes, a 100% examination of the consolidated shipment is required by law:
To protect the legitimate interests of consignors/senders and their consignees, in particular, and the transacting public, in general;
To protect the interest of the government;
To prevent and suppress smuggling and other fraud upon customs.

- from http://customs.gov.ph/faqs/balikbayan-boxes/#7.7

Dahil kahit door to door sha at makita ang laman, talagang you have to pay the customs duties.  Pero kung hindi nila makita, no problem.

preciosa

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #411 on: April 23, 2013, 09:16:56 am »
^No, meron ng usapan yung mga byahera na yun with customs. Kaya maski ga-bundok yung mga sako bag na dala nila hindi sila sinisita. So akala mo lang hindi sila sinisita.  ;)

Please po baka po may makasagot ng aking katanungan...
Mga sis eh ano mangyayari kapag na offload ang isang passenger may chance pabana iparebook niya ang ticket niya at mag try ulit pumila sa immigration pagkatapos ng isa, dalawang araw o higit pa...?

 completo naman ang documents and totoo naman ang sinasabi nung pasahero na magttraining lang siya dun at babalik after 2 week

nettai

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #412 on: April 23, 2013, 09:59:34 am »
^ You might want to contact the airlines for that. Like Miss Mod said in the other thread, he/she have to have the proof from the Immigration na na-offload sya.

^No, meron ng usapan yung mga byahera na yun with customs. Kaya maski ga-bundok yung mga sako bag na dala nila hindi sila sinisita. So akala mo lang hindi sila sinisita.  ;)
I see, so it means that the deal and communications has been made before they got into or left the country? :O

Meron kasi akong kasabay from Vietnam, they only seem to be tourists and isang family sila. Andami nilang dinala na North Face bags... Nung nasa Customs na sila, sinabi na pasalubong lang daw yun. Pinalampas na sila. I asked them and sabi nung tatay when we got out, buy-and-sell pala yung ginagawa nila for the TNF bags, then according to him "yun ang technique pag dumadaan sila through customs". I think he's only bluffing though. :O

mama squeak!

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #413 on: April 23, 2013, 04:32:20 pm »
^Customs officers are not stupid. Sa tinagal-tagal nila sa trabaho nilang yan, hindi mo sila maiisahan. Ikaw pa ang iisahan nila.  ;D  Seriously though, ang mga regular byaheras meron nang mga contact yan sa customs. To the unknowing passengers akala mo pinalusot sila but in reality bayad na yung goods nila. As to the correct taxes paid or whether pumunta sa tamang bulsa, well............

And yes, yung nakasabay mong pasahero was definitely bluffing. Syempre hindi naman nya sasabihin na meron ng "arrangement" yung pinasok nyang goods. Or baka naman meron syang inipit sa passport and customs dec nila. That's another well-known technique na ginagamit din sa customs kung ayaw mong ma-hassle pa. Of course malas lang kung natapat ka sa customs na honest (if there is ever such a thing)  :P

nettai

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #414 on: April 23, 2013, 05:04:31 pm »
^ Ohhhh. So that's why some can still sell TNF bags from Vietnam na di naman masyadong malaki ang tubo. Oh well, we're in the Philippines. :O

Nga pala, just recently I brought 6 boxes of JCo donuts from Jakarta. Tinitigan na lang ako ng customs officer and she said, "Mmm. JCo donuts. Ang sarap naman nyan..." Gusto kong bigyan ng isa kaso baka makita nila as bribery yun. I was sweating profusely kasi baka di ako patuluyin, but I guess it's just me being paranoid dahil akala ko papatawan rin nila yun ng tax. I was also able to get some anthurium seeds and was able to pass thru customs, I was afraid na baka harangin ako for quarantine. Pero my manager told me na wag ko daw alalahanin yun. Kaya to be honest, I do not know where I should begin declaring; your inputs are really of a great help. XD

OT: Yey di na ako probi  ;D
« Last Edit: April 23, 2013, 05:11:52 pm by nettai »

xtine

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #415 on: April 23, 2013, 07:43:17 pm »
^I think for the NF bags.  Since marami sila, for instance a group of 5.  They can buy halos 2 each or 3 each I guess and present those as pasalubong.  Lalo na kung hiwa hiwalay nilang nilagay sa luggage at lumabas ng customs hiwa hiwalay.  Ang maquestion siguro is a large number of articles in a single maleta.

msrain

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #416 on: April 27, 2013, 07:14:35 pm »
Kapag ang oversees foreign worker nag-uwi ng bagong appliance subject talaga sa customs tax? Ang nakita ko lang kasi sa website ng customs dapat used na siya. Baka lang may nakapag-uwi na dito ng brand new. Pa-clarify po. Thanks!

Miss Charcoal

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #417 on: April 27, 2013, 10:03:50 pm »
Nacurious ako bigla, dapat ba dineclare namin to:
-150 pcs shawl
-40 pcs asstd handbag

Pasalubong/pangregalo namin yan dahil xmas season noon.


wowry

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #418 on: April 28, 2013, 04:16:31 am »
^^ I remember last year nag-uwi ako ng TV 32 inches hindi daw taxable kasi less than 40 inches daw.sabi din sakin allowed ata ang OFW ng 1 electronic na gamit. lagyan na lang ng pulbos para mukhang used na hehe

bpa

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Re: All about the AIRPORT
« Reply #419 on: April 28, 2013, 12:22:55 pm »
about removing of shoes:  they're not the same, minsan pinapatangal kahit sandals lang with straps, minsan naman sneakers na di naman pinatangal. sometimes naman flight from manila di pinatangal, flight to manila pinatangal naman eh 5 days lang difference nun flight. ang gulo.  but i think depende sa terminal.

but nakakainis na part, yun iba airport employee namimili ng sisitahin.

last year we were going to palawan, yun tita ko nasa harapan lang namin siya ha, di sinita. diretso lang. kami ng sis ko pinabalik and pinatangal yun sandals with straps, as in bare naman na yun feet namin since tiny straps lang yun sa sandals namen. eh pareho  naman kami halos ng style ng tita ko ng sandals. bad trip talaga. komo ba mukhang "sosyal" yun tita namen and kami naka leggings and t-shirt and jacket lang. hay sana di sila tumitingin sa porma lang ng tao kung sisitahin nila. bad trip talaga yun. but one incidence lang yun but still kaasar lang talaga.
« Last Edit: April 28, 2013, 12:24:28 pm by bpa »

 

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