WHAT SHOULD I BRING TO MY TRIP TO CANADA?
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by admin in Canada travel
I’m feat to canada this season for digit period but im not trusty what to bring! im feat to meet at my friends house. on the artefact there im dynamical so i requirement to undergo what to alter in the automobile and the artefact backwards im air and i requirement to undergo what crapper i alter back?
I’m 14 and im dynamical up with my kinsfolk and feat backwards by myself
Sadiq H
10. Mar, 2010
Bring Back –
A U.S. Citizen or resident may return to the U.S with
U.S. $800.00 worth of goods per person, tax and duty free
Purchases may include 1 litre of alcohol**, 200 cigarettes (1 carton), and 100 cigars, tax and duty free
Family members may combine their tax and duty free allowances
Any purchases in excess of the US $800.00 allowance may be subject to duties and taxes
Going –
You can bring
Tobacco*…200 cigarettes and 50 cigars and 200g of loose tobacco
Liquor*…1 bottle of wine or spirits, 24 bottles or cans of beer
*Applies only to passsengers over 18 yrs of age
Perfume….Reasonable amount
Cameras….No restrictions
Film…….Reasonable amount
Gifts……$60 Cad max per gift -excludes tobacco/liquor
Strudders67
10. Mar, 2010
Not so sure about the previous answer – I doubt you’ll be able to buy alcohol or cigarettes at the age of 14 or bring them in to the US.
First up, are you asking about what you can buy & bring back or do you just want to know what to take with you that you can then bring with you on the plane?
Assuming the latter, take a book and maybe an ipod or walkman. Although there might be some entertainment on the plane, you will spend quite a while sitting at the airport before you board. In your carry-on bag, you are quite restricted…no gels, liquids etc. You can take a lipsalve / lipgloss, but it has to be put into a sealed plastic bag when you go through security. Anything else like moisturiser, toothpaste, shower gel etc, needs to be in the bag/suitcase, with your clothes, that you check in.
As you will have to collect your bag / suitcase when you arrive back at your home airport, don’t pack too much stuff! Try to take clothes that you can mix & match so that you feel as though you’re wearing a different outfit.
And don’t forget your passport.