How to fill in the b4ao5b form for the follow-up items brought into Canada by new immigrants?

Form B4 is the only declaration that you can bring your personal belongings into Canada duty-free for a short time (there is no chance to log in again). In principle, residents of any country can buy things from non-resident countries duty-free, which is why the so-called airport tax exemption is limited. It is true that the probability that you carry personal belongings, especially high-value items, will be taxed by Canada is only 10%.

In theory, each person can provide two copies of this form (unified form), including the items to be carried (that is, the items you carry in a short time) and the items to be followed (that is, the items you will bring into the country in the future). The difference is that the goods to be tracked need to be ticked in the middle of the table. In addition, try not to fill in what you don't carry in Carry's form in order to save trouble, because as we saw in the original post, the customs has the right to ask to see the real thing. At the same time, it is not recommended that you fill in all the things that you haven't bought yet and plan to buy in the future. After all, you're going there for permanent residence, not to exploit loopholes.

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