What can new immigrants bring to America?

Clothing, jewelry, cosmetics, hunting or fishing equipment, cameras, portable radios and other similar personal articles and articles worn by individuals are exempt from tax if they are only used for personal use. The above items can follow you in and out of the country.

If you immigrate to the United States, personal ornaments such as jewelry with a value of $300 or more for personal use and duty-free shall not be sold for 3 years without paying customs duties. The above-mentioned goods sold without tax will be seized and confiscated.

2. Alcoholic beverages:

Non-residents aged 2 1 can bring beer, wine, liquor and other alcoholic beverages 1 liter into the country duty-free, but only for personal use. Alcoholic beverages in excess of the above amount will be subject to customs duties and domestic taxes.

3. Tobacco products:

Passengers can carry a box of cigarettes (200 cigarettes), or 50 cigars, or 2 liters (4.4 pounds) of tobacco, or the above items in proportion. Cigars made in Cuba are prohibited from entering the United States for personal use or as gifts.

4. Household items:

Furniture, tableware, books, works of art and other household items can be imported duty-free.

5. Duty-free gifts:

Non-residents can bring gifts with a value not exceeding 100 US dollars duty-free. To make the above-mentioned gifts tax-free, you must stay in the United States for at least 72 hours, during which time, the above-mentioned gifts must accompany you. For the convenience of customs officials, your gift should not be wrapped.

6. Gifts by post:

The retail value of gifts mailed from another country or Caribbean beneficiary country does not exceed $65,438+000, which is tax-free. If the gift is sent from the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa or Guam, the gift limit shall not exceed $200. Gifts exceeding the above value will be taxed.

7. Items purchased in duty-free shops:

Goods purchased in duty-free shops, airplanes and ships that exceed the amount or amount of duty-free items that individuals can carry are taxed by the customs.

When non-US residents transit the United States, if the articles carried by individuals, including no more than 4 liters of alcoholic beverages, will be taken out of the scope of US customs taxation, and the value of the above articles does not exceed 200 US dollars, they will be exempted from tax.