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Q: Why Was I Charged Duty on My Duty-Free Purchases?
Many travelers are confused by the term "duty-free" as it relates to merchandise they buy in duty-free shops. Buying an item in a duty-free shop does not mean that you will not have to pay duty on the item when you take it
into your destination country. It only means that the item you are buying does not reflect the cost of duty or
taxes that would have been added to the item if it had been formally imported into the country where the duty-free
shop is located. Duty-free shops are shops where taxes on commercial goods are neither collected by a government, nor paid by an
importer.
Q: How Do I Apply for a Passport?
Passports are issued by the Office of Consular Affairs, U.S. Department of State.
Q: I am Here on a Visa. Can I Leave & Come Back into the United States?
There are many types of visas issued to visitors to the United States. Each visa has certain restrictions
placed on it. The Office of Consular Affairs has general information about travel restrictions associated
with each visa. The Immigration and Naturalization Service is the agency that enforces those
restrictions. If you believe you have a situation that is not covered by the general guidelines, you should
contact them for more information.
Q: How Can I Prove I Didn't Buy My Watch/Camera During My Trip Outside the United States?
Foreign-made personal articles taken abroad are subject to duty each time they are brought back into the United
States unless you have acceptable proof of prior possession. Documents which fully describe the article, such as a
bill of sale, insurance policy, jeweler's appraisal, or receipt for purchase, may be considered reasonable proof of
prior possession. Items such as watches, cameras, compact disc players, or other articles which may be readily identified by a
permanently affixed serial number or marking, may be taken to the Customs office nearest you and registered
before your departure. The Certificate of Registration (CF 4457) that you will be given will expedite the free
entry of these items when you return. Keep the certificate as it is valid for as long as you own the article(s).
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