Originally Posted by
SoFlyOn
At least one purpose is to remind passengers what items are forbidden to bring into the country, particularly agricultural products. Bull semen and honey products among others ...
It's also technically the official form that needs to be filled out for declaring purchases over the US$300 limit that you should pay duty on.
Yes, but that limit only applies to residents. Every time I pass through customs in EZE, they ask me where I live, as soon as I say UK they don't pay any more attention to me. Although all baggage goes through the x-ray machine.