HOW TO FILL IN THE DECLARATION
When you go on business abroad you are to fill in the customs declaration. You are to keep it for the duration of your stay in this country or abroad. It is not renewable in case of loss. Persons giving false information in the Customs Declaration or to customs officers shall render themselves liable under the laws of the country.
Customs Declaration_____________________
Full name ___________________________________________________
Citizenship_____________________________ ______________ ______________
Arriving from___________________________ _______________________
Country of destination______________________________________________
Purpose of visit_________________________ __________________
(business, tourism, private, etc.)

With me and in my bag I have:
□ Weapons of all description and ammunition:
□ Narcotics and appliances for the use
□ Antiques and objects of art (paintings, drawings, icons, sculptures, etc.).
□ Russian rubles, state loan bonds, lottery tickets

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Going through the Customs
Customs regulations are on the whole similar in any country of the world and a businessman should know them.
When you get off the plane you go through passport control, where an immigration officer asks you to show your passport. He asks you about the purpose of your visit to .the country and the length of your stay there. You may answer that you have arrived on a business trip for a week. If your passport is in order you go through the customs.
It's not difficult to get through the customs but you'll have to fill in an entry form (customs declaration, declaration form). The customs officer inspects your bags (luggage) and asks if you have things liable to duty, any presents, things for your personal use or money about you. He may inform you about what items are liable to duty and what things you may have duty free. As a rule personal things may be brought in duty free. The customs officer also asks you to put your suitcases (your luggage) on the scales, and if there's some extra weight you'll have to pay extra taxes.
Two special signs are sometimes used to show passengers which way to go through the customs hall: «Nothing to declare» and «Goods to declare». In some countries they have the system of red and green doors. If the visitor has nothing to declare he walks through the green door, if he has goods to declare -through the red one.
In some cases the customs inspector may ask you to open your bags for inspection. It sometimes happens that a passenger's luggage is carefully gone through (examined) in order to prevent smuggling. After you are through with all customs formalities the inspector will put a stamp on each piece of your luggage and wish you to have a good stay in the country.