http://www.luggageguides.com en-us N/A contactus@luggageguides.com Wed, 16 May 2012 07:30:16 CDT 20 http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1064/Can-I-bring-sporting-firearms-into-South-Africa.html Yes. Foreign travelers are allowed to import sporting firearms into South Africa. Up to three firearms for every hunter (however most airlines only allow two firearms per hunter) and two hundred rounds of ammo per firearm(airline regulations allow only 5 kgs or 11 1bs of ammo per passenger) are permitted by the government’s law...]]> http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1064/Can-I-bring-sporting-firearms-into-South-Africa.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1056/Do-American-citizens-need-to-have-a-passport-and-a-visa-to-travel-in-South-Africa.html all foreign travelers to carry a valid passport for 6 months beyond the intended length of stay. There should be sufficient blank pages for entry stamps upon arrival.]]> http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1056/Do-American-citizens-need-to-have-a-passport-and-a-visa-to-travel-in-South-Africa.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1050/What-cant-I-take-on-departure-from-Kenya.html According to Kenya customs, firearms, meat and milk products, psychotropic substances, medicines, live animals, insects, snails, intellectual properties and anatomical relics of animals, particularly ivory, rhinoceros horns, game skins and trophies, are illegal for export. ]]> http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1050/What-cant-I-take-on-departure-from-Kenya.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1040/What-items-can-I-bring-into-Egypt.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1040/What-items-can-I-bring-into-Egypt.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1036/Do-I-have-to-pay-tax-on-purchases-in-South-Africa-How-much-South-Africa-currency-is-allowed-to-be-taken-on-my-departure.html Value Added Tax (VAT) is levied on most goods, but as a foreign national you may reclaim VAT on anything you purchased for over R250 to take out of the country unused. You need to do this before you embark on your flight home, and will have to provide the original tax invoice for the item.]]> http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1036/Do-I-have-to-pay-tax-on-purchases-in-South-Africa-How-much-South-Africa-currency-is-allowed-to-be-taken-on-my-departure.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1028/What-can-I-bring-into-South-Africa-free-of-duty.html R3 000 in value into the country without paying any duty. For additional goods, new or used, of up to R12 000 in value, you will be charged a flat rate 20% duty. ]]> http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1028/What-can-I-bring-into-South-Africa-free-of-duty.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1009/What-are-the-regulations-on-items-free-of-customs-duty-by-Mauritius-customs.html (a) If a passenger is 16 years of age or over, he/she may bring in the following goods, free of customs duty:
(i) tobacco (including cigars and cigarettes) no more than 250 grammes
(ii) spirits not exceeding 1 liter
(iii) wine, ale or beer not exceeding 2 liters in all]]> http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/1009/What-are-the-regulations-on-items-free-of-customs-duty-by-Mauritius-customs.html http://www.luggageguides.com/articles/424/What-items-are-restricted-by-Mauritius-customs-for-travelers-entering-the-country.html restricted items are not permitted to import into Mauritius.
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