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prasat d. 26/04-2007 07:19
#1
vi ved jo alle havd vores toldregler er her i danmark.
men under min uheldige ferie i thailand blev jeg stoppet i tolden på vej ind, og der havde jeg en FESTO med ind, det er en maskine til at blande mørtel med håndholdt, den ville de have jeg skulle fortolde med 2650 bath, men efter en halv times diskution men tolderne fik jeg lov at gå ind i landet sammen med min maskine, da jeg blev ved med at holde på det var en gave til svigerfar.
vi må tage 200 cigeretter med ind og 1 liget sprut. men hvad må vi og vores koner tage med ind af gave, jeg fik at vide at min FESTO ikke var en personlig ejendel derfor ville de have afgiften.
jeg ved bare at thaierne tager jo som regel en masse krap med hjem som gaver til familien, og hvad er reglerne når vores kærester/koner skal herop på turistvisum. min kone havde alt sit guld med samt en kuffert fyldt med helt nyt tøj, da hun jo ikke havde noget vintertøj, samt alt hendes sminke og parfume "nok til at åbne en matas".
for 3 år siden fik vi en toldseddel når vi skulle rejse ind i thailand som vi skulle underskrive der stod hvad vi ikke måtte indføre, og jeg husker da ikke noget om at man ikke måtte tage værktøj med ind.
prasat
#2
TOLDREGLER for varer købt i Ikke EU-lande
Alle andre lande end dem nævnt ovenfor under EU-lande.
Alderskrav ved afgiftsfri indførsel:
- Spiritus, vin og tobak: 17 år
- Kaffe og kaffeekstrat: 15 år
- Parfume og toiletvand: ingen
Efter ophold uden for Danmark:
Spiritus (> 22%): 1 liter
Hedevin (< 22%) 2 liter
Bordvin: 2 liter
Kaffe 500 gram eller
Kaffeekstrakt: 200 g
Te: 100 gram eller
Teekstrakt: 40 gram
Tobak:
- Cigaretter eller 200 stk
- Cigarer eller 50 stk
- Cigarillos eller 100 stk
- Røgtobak 250 gram
Parfume: 50 gram
Toiletvand: 250 ml
Herudover må man medføre told- og afgiftsfri varer til en samlet værdi af højst 1.350 kroner per person.
som du ka se må hun have vare for 1350 kr så som guld, tøj /paspå kopi vare/parfyme
mvh thai bamse
#5
Customs Clearance for Passengers
Passengers arriving in the Kingdom of Thailand have to fill in the "Passenger Declaration Form" (Form No.211) and submit it to the Customs officer while bringing their luggage or belongings through the red or green channel. In case there are no dutiable, prohibited or restricted goods, please mark "nothing to declare" on the Passenger Declaration Form and submit it to the Customs officer at the green channel.
In case there are dutiable, prohibited or restricted goods or the passenger is unsure whether or not goods are subject to any of the three aforesaid categories, the passenger should mark "goods to declare" on the Passenger Declaration Form and submit it to the Customs officer at the red channel.
1.1 Duties for goods brought into Thailand will be assessed according to Customs Acts, Customs Tariff Decree, and other associated laws.
The following are subject to duty charges (30% of the goods' value):
• Goods which are brought into the country in a limited quantity as personal effects and are not for a commercial purpose.
• Goods not exceeding 80,000 baht in value.
• Duties shall be paid in cash on the date of arrival.
In case goods do not comply with the above conditions, they will be sent to Goods Accompanying Passenger Section of the Import Formalities Sub-Division at Customs Warehouse 1, Import Customs Warehouse Building, Bangkok International Airport Customs Bureau or any local respective Customs House to comply with normal Customs procedures. The passenger will receive a delivery order form (Form No.466) as evidence.
1.2 Personal effects for personal or professional use which accompany passengers in an amount not exceeding their needs with the total value not exceeding 10,000 baht, will be exempted from customs duties.
Personal effects such as clothing, cosmetics, jewelry, shoes, glasses, perfume, etc., purchased abroad must have a receipt to show before the Customs; if there is no such receipt, the Customs officer will consider other available evidence.
The following accompanied goods can be brought into Thailand in amounts not exceeding as stated below;
• 200 cigarettes or 500 grams of cigars and tobacco
• 10 liters of alcoholic liquor
1.3 A certain amount of used household effects accompanying a passenger due to change domicile will be exempted from Customs duties.
• Used household effects such as television, radio, video, etc., will be exempted from Customs duties; however, passengers are required to declare the mentioned items to the Customs officer at the red channel by submitting a passenger declaration form (Form No.211)
For further information, contact the Customs Bureau,
Tel. 0 2535 1269, 0 2535 1569 or 0 2535 1153
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Customs Formality (Outbound Passengers)
• Cameras, video cameras and portable computers must be declared to the Customs officer in order to confirm outbound accompaniment upon re-entry to Thailand.
• Jewelry and ornaments are required to go through the Customs formalities at the Outbound Section, Passenger Control Division, Bangkok International Airport Customs Bureau (3rd floor, International Terminal 1).
• Prohibited Goods and Restricted Goods:
Prohibited goods are goods for which either the import into or export out of the kingdom is prohibited, e.g. drugs, pornographic materials, protected wild animals or related products, etc. Violators of laws related to illicit drugs, e.g. having and holding, holding for use, or being a producer, seller or transporter are subject to the death sentence.
Restricted goods are goods the import and export of which are restricted by law and therefore require a permit from the related government agencies. The following items require a permit from the government agency concerned in order to go through the Customs formalities.
• Firearms, ammunitions, explosive objects (Office of National Police)
• Buddha images, artefacts and antiques (Fine Arts Department)
• Radio transceivers and telecommunications equipment (Post & Telegraph Department)
• Plants and planting materials (Department of Agriculture)
• Live animals and animal products (Department of Live Stock Development)
• Medicines and chemical products (Office of Food and Drugs Administration)
her kan du læse om det fra dk til thailand
http://www.thaiwa..._tips.html
mvh thai
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