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Hello. Please tell me if you can carry goods for personal consumption up to 10000 baht without duty (customs website in Thailand http://www.customs.go.th/wps/wcm/connect/custen/travelers/arriving+in+thailand/arrivinginthailand ) I am bringing a SLR camera, an iPad, two phones, etc. how do I declare and how much do I need to pay duties?
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Do you import all this into Thailand? There is no need to declare at all, all this is for personal use. We always move in with a similar set for everyone, there have never been any questions!
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answered 11 years ago
Nothing of the kind was declared, no one paid attention to these things, everything was in hand luggage.
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you. I’m going for the first time and I don’t quite understand why on the official website of the Thai customs (link in the question) and in the customs declaration http://permta.ru/vizy/obraz_tay.jpg it is written about goods FOR PERSONAL USE for an amount not more than than 10000 baht. Understand me correctly, if I go along the green corridor and there will be a selective inspection, the legislation says about goods worth about 300 dollars. I don't want troubles, fines, etc., that's why I'm asking.
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, no one there checks anything at the entrance, at the exit it’s the same, EVERYTHING is allowed on Thai Airways, and the excess baggage is 6-7 kg. Without surcharge.
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answered 11 years ago
As for the advantage, you, after all, "wrapped"! But up to a kilogram can be forgiven, but in hand luggage and more! Cameras, laptops, which they take with them to the salon (and how else!), are never weighed.
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answered 11 years ago
The advantage on Thai domestic airlines is normally perceived, but UIA outweighs everything. Both luggage and hand luggage. The people threw away their heavy things: irons, covers, heavy clothes. But: the question wasn't about that... ESSENTIALLY: you don't import to leave in the country. You import what you then export, and this is not subject to taxation. And if you are very worried - lay out one phone and a computer. The set "camera + iPad + phone" = standard, especially in Thailand it often costs less than the indicated amount. If everything is unpacked, yuzano, i.e. worn out, and therefore - amortized.
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you. Reassured. And then I'm already fighting for the third day in agony, what to lay out. Everything is needed :)
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answered 11 years ago