wat must we declare at customs at airports??

Answer 1

You will need to declare 1.Prohibited items, 2.Controlled or restricted items, 3.Taxable or dutiable items exceeding your GST Relief or 4. duty-free concession or Items for which no GST Relief or duty-free concession is granted.

Prohibited Items means the following items are NOT allowed to be brought into Singapore:
Liquors and cigarettes marked with the words "SINGAPORE DUTY NOT PAID" on the labels, cartons or packets
Cigarettes with the prefix "E" printed on the packets
Chewing gum
Chewing tobacco and imitation tobacco products
Cigarette lighters of pistol or revolver shape
Controlled drugs and psychotropic substances
Endangered species of wildlife and their by-products
Firecrackers
Obscene articles, publications, video tapes/discs and software
Reproduction of copyright publications, video tapes, video compact discs, laser discs, records or cassettes
Seditious and treasonable materials


Dutiable Goods covered Intoxicating liquors, including wine, beer, ale, stout and porter. Tobacco, including cigarettes and cigars.
Motor spirit.


Controlled and Restricted Items mean Certain goods are allowed entry into Singapore only when you produce the import permit or authorisation from the relevant authorities. If you do not have the import permit or authorisation, the item will be detained and referred it to the relevant authority for approval. For information on controlled or restricted items like:
Animals, birds and their by-products
Endangered species of wildlife and their by-products
Meat and meat products
Fish and seafood products
Fruits and vegetables
Arms and explosives
Bullet-proof clothing
Toy guns, pistols and revolvers
Weapons, kris, spears and swords
Pharmaceuticals
Medicines
Poisons
Films, video and video games
Publications and audio records


Dutiable goods and goods exceeding your GST relief or duty-free concessions

Hope these info help.

Answer 2

That depends on which country you are entering. Generally, you must declare any taxable goods -- liquor and cigarettes in particular -- and if you are over the quota, you are expected to pay duty on them. You should pre-declare things like computers and cameras -- you can get a green card for them, that carries the serial numbers of the item, and that prevents problems when you travel because it shows you are simply carrying your own goods.
You have to declare how much cash you have, and whether you have any products from endangered species (for example, combs made from turtle shell, or carvings from elephant ivory) and these may be seized. Check with immigration officials before you leave home, so you know for certain what you have to declare and what you should not bring into the country with you.

Answer 3

you're meant to declare purchases over $800. you do not favor to declare what you owned earlier leaving. after I had a sparkling jap digital camera and changed into going to Japan, I stated that I owned it earlier I left so there might want to be no doubt about no matter if I had offered it there.

Answer 4

Dutiable goods. Dutiable goods in Singapore are : Tobacco, Liquid, Petrolum and Motor Vehicle.

Answer 5

food, wood crafts, lots of cash (check ur arrival card, it states there how much cash u r carrying needs to be declared -- other items that u need to declare too are stipulated in the card)

Answer 6

Tobacco and alcoholic products, pets, plants, need to be declared.
Meat & meat products from certain countries are banned (i.e: pork from Malaysia, poultry products from bird flu hit countries)

Check at http://www.ava.gov.sg/InformationForTravellers/
also
http://www.customs.gov.sg/

Answer 7

gold

Answer 8

what we are carrying.
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