What luggage is necessary to study in the United States, and how to prepare for studying in the Unit

Convert the plug and the money. Nothing else is necessary.

Many students will choose to study in the United States, so how do American students prepare their luggage? Let's take a look! The following is my compilation of information on how to prepare luggage for international students in the United States, welcome to read.

How to prepare your luggage for international students in the United States

1. Baggage allowance

Checked baggage. First Class Business Class: Two pieces of luggage, each with a circumference of < 158 cm and a weight of < 32 kg.

Economy Class: 2 pieces of luggage, each with a circumference of <158cm and a weight of <23kg.

Hand luggage. First Class Business Class: Two pieces of luggage, no more than 55cm in length, width and height of 55cm, 40cm 20cm, and weight < 8kg.

Economy Class: One piece of baggage, with a length of not more than 55 cm and a height of 50 cm and a weight of < 5 kg.

2. Requirements for declaring items for exit

cultural relics, endangered animals and plants and their products, biological species resources, precious metals such as gold and silver;

RMB cash equivalent to more than RMB 20,000, or foreign currency cash equivalent to more than USD 5,000;

goods, samples, shirts and vertical advertising materials; Baili Tianxia study abroad introduction, other items that need to be declared to the customs.

3. Requirements for restricted entry items

Pirated books, computer programs, and audio-visual products are not allowed to enter the United States, and pirated materials are confiscated and destroyed;

Many fruits, vegetables, plants, branches, seeds, untreated plant products, certain endangered species, etc., are generally prohibited from being imported or require a permit to enter the country.

Meat, livestock, poultry and their by-products are generally prohibited from entering the country. Canned meat products are allowed to enter the country if the inspection** confirms that the product is cooked and commercially sealed. Other canned and cured meat products and dried meat products are strictly restricted from entering the country;

Monetary instruments (including coins and currencies of the United States or other countries, traveler's checks, cash orders, negotiable**, etc.) brought into the country in excess of $10,000 are subject to customs clearance.

The packing list for studying in the U.S. is as follows:

1. Suitcase: It is recommended that prospective international students carry a carry-on suitcase, the general size is 20 inches.

2. Commonly used drugs: There are many types of drugs in the United States, if you are not familiar with it, it is best to prepare all kinds of necessary drugs before coming to the United States.

3. Conversion plug: The power supply in the United States is 110V, and it must be replaced with a high virtual plug.

4. A small amount of cash: You should carry a small amount of cash with you in case you can't use your bank card; You can also apply for a money order at a domestic bank and deposit it in a bank after arriving in the United States.

5. More than 10,000 US dollars in cash should be declared to the customs when entering the customs, parents can remit money to their children to American schools in other ways, they can use their passports to apply for a bank card in the local bank, and deposit the cash they brought in, this card can be used for consumption or cash withdrawal (no handling fee); Parents can also remit tuition to this bank card so that students can pay their tuition to the school. Tips: Be sure to carry a small amount of cash to avoid loss and being asked by customs.

6. School Admission Letter & I-20: Because when you enter the U.S. Customs, you will be asked about the school and major you are going to, so you must bring the admission letter and I-20 with you to avoid unnecessary trouble. Tips:

Your passport and I-20 are proof of your identity and should be kept in good condition no matter what.

7. Documents: passports, driver's licenses, physical examination certificates (some places require them, and some don't have to bring them), etc. Tips: Be sure to carry your documents with you, and don't put them in your checked baggage!

8. ID photos: domestic ID photos are very cheap, so it is best to prepare more. Blue bottom, white bottom, red bottom, and a few sheets of various color bottoms are flushed. It is very inconvenient to take ID photos in the United States.