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Tell me please, what kind of declaration is this in / camera at the entrance to Egypt? The information on the network is contradictory.
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don't bother yourself with nonsense. There is a rule, but no one follows it.
http://www.turpravda.ua/question-572.html here's another note
http://www.turpravda.ua/question-572.html here's another note
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answered 12 years ago
Complete nonsense. Problems can only arise if you carry several camcorders in their original packaging. If there is only one camera, for personal use, you do not need to declare anything, although it is not prohibited, the declaration can generally be filled out at home. This is in case it is quite expensive, and you buy something else expensive in Yegi, exceeding the total amount of duty-free import. Think. If you decide to declare, then fill out 2 declarations and keep one copy with a customs stamp at the exit from Russia until you return. That's all. Nothing complicated or expensive. Have a nice rest!
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answered 12 years ago
They never declared either a camera or a camera - of impressive size, and the customs did not have any questions about this.
"And what can you shoot there and what should you be afraid of" - you can shoot everything and everywhere in the city, hotel, market, shops. On some historical excursions, photography is prohibited, the guide will warn you about this, or a policeman at the entrance, there will be a sign with a crossed-out camera.
"And what can you shoot there and what should you be afraid of" - you can shoot everything and everywhere in the city, hotel, market, shops. On some historical excursions, photography is prohibited, the guide will warn you about this, or a policeman at the entrance, there will be a sign with a crossed-out camera.
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answered 12 years ago
You are being given slightly incorrect information.
Egypt prohibits the import of professional video equipment without declaring it. When declaring, you must indicate the purpose of transportation of this equipment. If you want to film, for example, objects to be shown on television (such as the pyramids), for use in video clips, or for other non-amateur purposes, you must obtain appropriate permission to do so. If you are noticed filming from such a video camera, and the camera turns out to be undeclared, it can be confiscated and you can be fined.
If you brought a camera for the purpose of amateur video filming, as a rule, no one (and even more so on the territory of the hotel) will not grab your hand, as well as those who shoot pyramids from a manual camera .... But military facilities and state facilities. services, it is forbidden to shoot any kind of photo-video shooting.
Egypt prohibits the import of professional video equipment without declaring it. When declaring, you must indicate the purpose of transportation of this equipment. If you want to film, for example, objects to be shown on television (such as the pyramids), for use in video clips, or for other non-amateur purposes, you must obtain appropriate permission to do so. If you are noticed filming from such a video camera, and the camera turns out to be undeclared, it can be confiscated and you can be fined.
If you brought a camera for the purpose of amateur video filming, as a rule, no one (and even more so on the territory of the hotel) will not grab your hand, as well as those who shoot pyramids from a manual camera .... But military facilities and state facilities. services, it is forbidden to shoot any kind of photo-video shooting.
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answered 12 years ago
nadin65 Try to put the camera on a tripod near the pyramids and shoot something with it)))) I mean a camera like FS-100, and not a manual, amateur one)))
It's just that you probably haven't come across this!
It's just that you probably haven't come across this!
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answered 12 years ago
We tried video in Full HD, SONY-ALPHA-SLT-A35 + lenses, but without a tripod!
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answered 12 years ago
We went to Egi repeatedly and never declared photo and video equipment. We have amateur equipment.
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answered 12 years ago
I completely agree with travelsita, there are no restrictions, there is paid shooting on the pyramids (inside) and a complete ban in the Cairo National Museum.
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answered 12 years ago