Customs baggage declarations require red-channel reporting of dutiable, prohibited, currency, gold, biological, electronic and drone imports. Form I required arriving passengers to declare travel and baggage details, dutiable goods, and specified imports, including prohibited articles, gold, ... Summary
Customs baggage declarations require red-channel reporting of dutiable, prohibited, currency, gold, biological, electronic and drone imports.
Form I required arriving passengers to declare travel and baggage details, dutiable goods, and specified imports, including prohibited articles, gold, currency, biological products, satellite phones, flat-panel televisions, and drones. Passengers answering affirmatively were required to report through the Red Channel for customs examination. Duty-free allowances depended on passenger category, origin, arrival mode, and age, with customs duty payable on dutiable goods exceeding the applicable allowance. The form also identified prohibited imports and permitted customs officers to question selected passengers and examine baggage and personal property.
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