Instructions for Italian immigrants to carry inbound articles

Italy is a developed country, and many people want to immigrate to Italy. Can Italy bring plants and weapons into the country? I'm here to sort out the instructions for Italian immigrants to carry things, hoping to help you.

I. Currency

The total value of currency and negotiable securities brought into and out of the country does not exceed 10, 329.438+04 euros.

If it exceeds this amount, you need to fill out a customs declaration form: passengers going to or from non-EU countries should fill it out at customs clearance; Passengers between EU countries can fill it in at any bank, customs, post office or financial police station within 48 hours after entry or 48 hours before departure (except holidays).

Second, animals and plants.

1. Stocks with low value

To bring cats and dogs into Italy, you need to prepare the origin certificate and health certificate of the animals (issued by the foreign health department recognized by Italy). In addition to the detailed information of the animal and the owner's identity information, the certificate must also prove that the animal is in good health, vaccinated with rabies vaccine for more than 20 days, and the date of injection shall not exceed 1 1 month from the date of issuance of the health certificate.

2. Other animals

To bring birds, fish, frogs, turtles and other animals into Italy, it is necessary to prepare a certificate of origin issued by the relevant authorities of origin, which should prove that the animal has passed the health examination and is free from infectious diseases.

3. Protected animals

Some animals from specific areas (such as parrots, lizards, snakes, turtles, etc. ) belongs to the "protected category" in the Washington Treaty, and travelers who want to bring such animals into China must show export licenses (CITES) issued by the country of origin of the animals.

Animals listed in appendix 1 of the Washington Treaty are absolutely forbidden to enter, such as animals with spots on their skin (leopards, cheetahs, leopard cats).

If you bring the above animals into the country without CITES, you will be fined 1.033 to 9296 euros, or even the animals will be confiscated.

4. Ivory, leather and coral

Even products (such as ivory, hides, leather, coral, etc. ) Made to protect animals as stipulated in the Washington Treaty, an export license is required when entering Italy, and the punishment for violating the provisions is the same as that for illegally bringing animals into the country.

5. plants

Some plant samples (such as cactus and orchid) also belong to the "protected category". Passengers who want to bring this kind of plants into China must show their export licenses (CITES) issued by the country of origin, and the import and export of some kinds are completely prohibited by the Washington Treaty.

Third, weapons.

Italy prohibits passengers from bringing any guns, swords (including decorative ones) and illegible weapons into the country unless they have a permit issued by the police station where they live. Passengers without a license can store their weapons in the customs free of charge and wait for the relevant departments to issue licenses.