What items can t be brought into the U.S. to give birth?

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The items carried by the Chinese are mainly food and medicine, and many people are lucky, thinking that once they are discovered, they will be confiscated, and in fact, they may be fined. Taking food as an example, all food must be declared according to the regulations, and if you fail to declare, you can be fined up to $10,000. There are a lot of people who bring food, and once they encounter random inspections, many people are punished.

Just in case, it's best not to bring any food items, most of which can be bought in the United States.

Mooncakes should never be brought into the food, because China is a high-risk area of avian influenza, and egg products from these areas, including cooked ones, cannot enter the country. Some mooncakes have egg yolks, and the customs cannot know which ones have and which ones do not, so they are not allowed to enter the country. All kinds of meat, including jerky, are also banned, and many people like to bring in foods such as beef jerky, which are punished if they are found.

While canned and vacuum-packed food items are allowed to enter the country, meat is not included.

Fresh fruits depend on the countries and regions, and there are less than 20 kinds of fresh fruits that can be brought in China, which can be checked in the ** of the United States Department of Agriculture.

There is no restriction on tea if it is for personal use, so be careful about the amount and do not consider it commercial. If there are leaves and seeds of fruits and vegetables in the tea leaves, especially the leaves or seeds of citrus, it is forbidden to enter, so try not to bring flower tea.

There are a lot of people who bring instant noodles, and the rule is that there can be no meat and eggs in the condiment, and I have seen the scene where the customs inspector opens every box of instant noodles to check, and instant noodles can be bought in American supermarkets, so don't bring them.

Drugs are more strictly controlled, and the penalties are more severe, unlike the simple fines of food. The basic principle of carrying medicine is for personal use, so the compound licorice tablets carried by the Chinese father and daughter are beyond the scope of personal use. Secondly, drugs that can be abused are prohibited from entering the country, and compound licorice tablets are in this case because of the opium they contain, so the consequences are so serious.

There are several requirements for such drugs, including cough suppressants, sedatives, sleeping pills, antidepressants, stimulants, etc

Declare truthfully. Place in the original packaging.

Bring only the amount for private use.

Bring a doctor's prescription or instructions.

It is also worth noting that fake prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs and devices that claim to ** cancer, AIDS, arthritis and multiple sclerosis are prohibited. These drugs and devices, although they may be legal in other countries, are not allowed to enter the country without a doctor's prescription because they are not approved by the FDA. If the words ** cancer, arthritis or even AIDS are written on the packaging of a certain Chinese patent medicine, do not bring it.

Over-the-counter medications, nutritional supplements are not restricted, unless the amount exceeds personal use.

Customs attaches great importance to intellectual property rights, and it is important to pay attention to not piracy when carrying software disks, game disks, CDs and ***.

Alcohol, 1 liter per person over 21 years old.

Dog skins and cat skins are strictly prohibited, the fines are very heavy, and no one should bring this kind of thing when traveling to the United States, right?

When entering the United States, the main thing is not to bring food, especially smelly food, where there are police dogs, which can be smelled. Once found, the staff will search the bag, which is very troublesome, and the bag cannot contain metal objects, and the ion battery and camera must be placed in the bag.

You can bring the medicine, and I packed it all in my bag.

Cottage mobile phone cottage clothes shoes.

United States: $10,000 cap.

Inbound tourists carrying more than $10,000 in cash, traveler's checks or other forms of goods such as RMB must declare to the U.S. Customs and give a reasonable explanation for the cash**, such as if the cash comes from the property, be sure to show the proof of selling the property. If she fails to declare more than $10,000 in cash, not only will the cash be confiscated, but the person concerned may face a hefty fine and even the risk of criminal prosecution.

1.You can bring more cash into the United States, but cash over 10,000 US dollars needs to be declared, the amount of cash here includes foreign currency, RMB should also be converted into US dollars at the current exchange rate, and also include traveler's checks. The amount of more than 10,000 US dollars refers to the calculation of the family unit, and the total number of Sakura Sun pants exceeding 10,000 must be declared truthfully if the family travels together, whether it is one, two or three.

2.According to the Interim Measures for the Administration of Exiting and Entering the Territory of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and the General Administration of Customs, those who leave the country with foreign currency cash of no more than the equivalent of US$5,000 do not need to apply for a "Carrying Permit", and the customs will release them; If the amount of foreign currency cash is more than US$5,000 to US$10,000 equivalent, the outbound personnel shall apply for a "Carrying Permit" from the designated foreign exchange bank, and the Customs shall verify and release it with the "Carrying Permit" stamped with the seal of the designated foreign exchange bank; In principle, departing personnel are not allowed to carry more than 10,000 U.S. dollars equivalent in foreign currency cash out of the country.

First, choose the entry gate.

It is important to choose a good entry point, as a bad border can increase your risk of deportation. Los Angeles, for example, has the highest chance of repatriating pregnant women at the Los Angeles Gate. I have collected a number of customs clearances, please ask if you are interested.

2. Choose a route to the United States.

It is also important to be able to enter the customs smoothly and choose a good flight route. Mothers who come to the U.S. can choose to transfer to the U.S. from South Korea or Japan (without a border visa), so the chances of being deported are very, very small. Some mothers will ask

Why is it so troublesome to transfer planes with direct flights? Actually, it's not troublesome, it's not troublesome at all compared to the risk of repatriation. Why do you go this way?

Let's analyze it: if you fly directly to the United States, it is very simple for the U.S. Customs to repatriate you, and when the plane returns, it will repatriate you. But if you're transiting from Japan or South Korea, it's very, very difficult to repatriate.

This involves customs negotiations between the two countries, and the United States must first confirm that you have a visa from South Korea or Japan, and you must communicate with South Korea and Japan before they accept it. If you don't accept it, you risk flying around in the United States, Japan, and South Korea. Of course, no one wants to make trouble for themselves, and it is a pregnant woman who can potentially cause trouble.

The above two methods can basically guarantee that you will not be deported, unless you behave very badly at customs, and the customs will consider that they would rather pay a little price to deport you. Of course, this kind of thing is basically impossible to happen, and with the character of the Chinese, there are very few conflicts between customs and immigration officers. For attire, please refer to "Going to the United States to Have a Child:

For more information on the Dress Code for Passing Customs, please refer to the two articles "The Most Frequently Asked Questions and Answering Skills for Entering the U.S. Customs with Childbirth in the United States". I believe that it is not a problem for mothers to come to the United States smoothly through customs!

The U.S. Embassy makes it clear on its website that we have no special relationship with any organization, and no one can guarantee that you will get a visa. No one can guarantee that you will pass 100% of the customs.

From the perspective of U.S. immigration law, there is no very clear legal boundary on whether you can enter the customs or how long you can stay, and it mainly depends on the content of your communication and conversation with the customs officer at that time, so the customs that received you at that time and the content of your conversation are very important. There are at least two things you need to know before entering the customs:

1. What kind of customs officers to choose?

2. Grasp the questions that will be asked after entering the small dark room, and make reasonable answers.

The first point is easy to say, there is basically a rule, generally speaking, we should try to avoid Chinese and female **; The second point is more difficult to grasp, because the mainland is going to the United States to give birth to children is in a period of rapid development, and every day flights from major Chinese cities to Los Angeles pull a few or even a dozen Chinese pregnant women, and Los Angeles Customs is also reading countless people.

The customs pass rate is much higher than the visa pass rate, and the number of people who are denied entry is up to a few thousandths, so mothers don't need to be overly nervous, if they really can't go to the United States to give birth to a child, it's a bit fate. Many times everything is a floating cloud, and the health of you and your baby is the foundation of life.

Hope it helps.