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<h1>International Passengers Must Clear Customs for Smuggling Prevention and Duty Compliance Under Allied Laws</h1> All incoming international passengers must pass through Customs after immigration clearance to ensure facilitation and speedy processing. Customs officials are tasked with preventing the smuggling of sensitive, prohibited, or restricted goods and ensuring proper declaration to avoid duty evasion. They also work to prevent the illegal export of foreign currency, antiques, wildlife, prohibited items, narcotics, and psychotropic substances. Customs enforcement extends to various allied laws concerning goods carried by passengers, whether on their person, in hand luggage, or accompanied baggage, both entering and exiting the country.