Foreign travel tax: carriers must refuse boarding unless the passenger has paid the tax required under the chapter. No carrier or person in charge of a ship or aircraft may permit a passenger to board unless the passenger has paid the foreign travel tax payable by them under this Chapter, imposing an operational duty on carriers to verify payment prior to embarkation.
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Foreign travel tax: carriers must refuse boarding unless the passenger has paid the tax required under the chapter.
No carrier or person in charge of a ship or aircraft may permit a passenger to board unless the passenger has paid the foreign travel tax payable by them under this Chapter, imposing an operational duty on carriers to verify payment prior to embarkation.
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