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Import of an amateur video camera
I want to go in the summer for 3 days. I read that you need to declare video cameras and pay a deposit.
Does this apply to amateurs as well? How much is the deposit?
Does this apply to amateurs as well? How much is the deposit?
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And about the declaration: if I only squirt in Russian, what should I do?
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answered 12 years ago
This is the first time I hear about bail. Whom to pay? True, I only had a camera, and my friends had a video camera - there were no problems at the airport. There are many Russian-speaking employees of both customs and security services at the airport. Do not break anything and there will be no problems.
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answered 12 years ago
No pledges or declarations. If you wish, you can fill out a customs declaration, this is done in RUSSIAN, affix the stamp of OUR customs upon departure, keep one copy with the stamp until you return, this will prove that you are entering the Russian Federation with YOUR video camera and YOUR laptop, and not bought in Israel, and they are not subject to customs clearance. Filling out the declaration is simple: the data of your passport and the front side, the exported property on the back. Forms are stacked at customs at all international airports. Once again I repeat, this is not at all necessary, do not be afraid and go calmly. Upon returning home at customs, go to the "green" corridor. Have a good trip!
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answered 12 years ago
Nothing terrible will happen there .. bring photos ... bring videos ... no one will need them ... At Ben Gurion Airport, only SECURITY will be monitored............
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answered 12 years ago
Before the trip, I also read all sorts of "advice" about declaring. But twice I stomped through the green corridor in Kyiv and in Ben-Gurion with a laptop and a camera, .. no one paid any attention to me (although I read that they almost check the information in the laptop). So, everything will be fine, be bold and calm. I wish you a pleasant trip to Israel!
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answered 12 years ago