Beauty`s guide knew the law and broke the law, and the huge organization behind her was even more frightening.
Most of the friends who often fly in and out of the country are aware of Canadian customs requirements. Do not casually bring meat, poultry, eggs and other products.
But many people have the experience of smoking and wine, some of which need to be smoked, some are Canadian friends, please.
And recently, a beauty tour guide was allowed to enter the country for three years because of this matter.
Chinese tour groups go through customs, tour guides are stopped, all stupid eyes
Recently, the well-known Australian television program, Border Security, has also released a video of the Chinese law.
A Chinese tour group is waiting for customs at Melbourne airport, where crowds are raging, according to program. Customs police check strictly on their own, including passports and bags.
Just when all the passengers were checked and everyone was relieved, they found that the tour guides had not come out together.
The tour guide was taken by the customs police.
She`s got a bag of cigarettes in her bag, big and small!
However, on the entry card, she checked whether or not to carry tobacco: "NO".
It`s a fake lie. It`s a current one!
So many cigarettes, far more than an individual can carry, customs police stopped her and asked: "with cigarettes, why not on the customs declaration form?"
Beauty tour guide seems to be ready to say, "I dont want to pay tax!" (because I don`t want to pay taxes!)
Such an answer, basically equivalent to acquiescing in their own smuggling.
Then the customs police sent her to the small black house, and the one-vote Chinese tourist was a fool.
As you can see in the video, most of them seem to be getting old, can`t speak a word of English, and many of them go abroad for the first time.
The tour guide was caught. What about them?
Double identity exposure! Tour guide is a cover, smuggling is real!
The guide, who was taken into the small black house, was still calm, and the customs police gave her a strict inquiry:
"on your entry card, you don`t declare you`re carrying a lot of tobacco."
I didn`t.
"Why not truthfully declare it?"
"I don`t want to pay taxes."
The line is well-known, and this has caused the customs`s alert.
After the investigation, they found that the guide was not the first time she had been caught carrying tobacco illegally three times!
Perhaps the tour guide thought that all he had to do was say he didn`t want to pay tax and then make up for it once and then he could pass it smoothly.
This time, however, it is impossible for the Customs to let her go so easily!
Customs police suspect that the guide was not alone in the crime, she is likely to have a huge tobacco smuggling gane!
Under the pressure of customs, the guide finally told her that she had been instructed to bring tobacco to Australia, but she did not know the true identity of the boss behind her.
And, tour guide, it`s just a cover for smuggling!
In the end, the customs decided to cancel her visa and return on the spot, and the next flight will go right away!
And in the next three years, it may be banned from entering Australia!
A number of Chinese have been arrested for smuggling!
Just last month, a Toronto Chinese was found to have been found carrying alcohol and tobacco for his own use, confiscated, fined and blacklisted.
The younger brother flew from China to Toronto, and when he passed the customs, he also showed the customs police a cigarette.
According to regulations, entry into Canada is legally allowed to carry a cigarette without tax.
But after he "sincerely" showed his evidence of abiding by the law, the customs police did not let him go.
Ask solemnly, "what else have you brought?"
I don`t know if I was asked so severely by the customs officers because of my guilty heart. My little brother`s eyes were a little drifting, and he still said firmly, "I brought a cigarette."
The customs officer is not a vegetarian. I`ve sold you a long way!
As soon as the hand pointed, let the little brother into the little black room.
As a result, the wine was confiscated and the cigarette was fined $900.
The phone, social app weibo, is also checked and the laptop is being detained for any banned content.
The little brother shared this, and the net friends commented: only the five-grain liquor was confiscated? Is the smoke a fine? Don`t the net friend win the Yan`s value?
It`s a little expensive. It`s not a cigarette, it`s money.
According to the Canadian Border Service (CBSA), who carries contraband and fails to declare it, he will face a maximum fine of $1300 or criminal prosecution.
It will also leave a "record of entry violations" commonly known as blacklist (record of infraction).
Note that the Customs and Excise Department will keep this record for seven years. All those on the list will be paid special attention to, regardless of sea, land and air clearance, and will step up inspection.
That is, once the customs, to enter a small black house means.
It is illegal to resell duty-free cigarettes. The BC provincial capital said in a statement that the government section has a special person responsible for investigating illegal activities and tax evasion involving tobacco products.
Those who transfer and purchase duty-free cigarettes may be fined between $200 and $25,000 and face up to two years` imprisonment.
Finally, I would like to remind you that:
1. Take cigarettes into Canada, and remember that each person can only carry one.
2. It is illegal to buy or sell duty-free cigarettes here.
3. Law enforcement agencies have mastered the situation of cigarette smuggling in the Chinese circle. Don`t run into a gun with a fluke mentality and cause unnecessary trouble for yourself. Fines are small things, and criminal records can be tainted for the rest of your life.?
