1. CD
American customs don't check CDs. Take pirated CDs like this, throw away all the skins and put them in CD bags so that no one knows what they are. If you have packaging and software made in the United States, such as windows, which is unpacked and checked in the United States, you are finished. Or pirated American movies. Generally speaking, if you bring a small amount of things that may be confiscated, a large amount will be suspected of trafficking, and you may be fined or jailed. If you like packaging, China's games, movies, and DVDs are not cared by the US Customs, because they don't know whether they are genuine or not, even pirated ones will not affect the interests of American companies. CDs are duty-free and do not need to be declared.
2. Spot check
Here, the inspection of unpacking is generally a spot check. Generally, one of several bags is taken, and all the food may be taken. You will be asked to fill out a customs declaration form on the plane, and I will talk about how to fill it out later. If you want to bring food, you must report it, or you will be caught. It may not be the first time, but if you are unlucky, you may be fined and jailed. And once caught, I will check you often in the future. If the cash and traveler's checks exceed 1 USD, they must be reported, or they will be confiscated. If you apply, you won't be taxed, just register.
Step 3 pack
Packaging is generally like this, there is no clear regulation, but you should be careful not to spill and leak on your own luggage. Many people misunderstand that vacuum sealing is wrong. If you don't want to bring things, vacuum seal them, and you can bring things without sealing them.
4. food
(1) All chickens, ducks, geese, pigs, cattle, sheep, deer and horse meat are not allowed. Whether sealed or not, or vacuum, or dozens of plastic bags. It doesn't matter whether you are fluffy meat, sausage, moon cakes, biscuits, ham, canned meat, preserved meat, sauced meat, fresh meat, bacon, dried meat, patties, meat dumplings, etc.
(2) Meat may be acceptable under rare circumstances:
That is, if it is a sealed can, and it is clearly indicated in English on the trademark that it is cooked, and the can can be stored for a long time without freezing. But the rules keep changing, and this is just possible. But I don't think there is anything delicious in such canned food. Lunch meat is available in America. And these are available in the United States, and they can all be bought, not too expensive. Of course, it depends on which city you go to. Anyway, new york, San Francisco and Los Angeles basically have everything. Authentic ham is hard to find, and there are some. There is a chain store called Cordyceps City in the San Francisco Bay Area. His ham is OK, and other dry goods are also good.
(3) Fish, all kinds of fish can be used, such as fish floss, dried fish, canned fish, raw fish ... A buddy of mine brought me raw fish, sealed it with a bag, and chilled it with ice. People at the airport checked it and released it. Live fish look down. Caviar is limited to 250 grams, and if it exceeds 250 grams, it will be confiscated.
(4) Dairy products are generally acceptable. Including yogurt and cheese, but because it is liquid, it should be checked.
(5) Bean products are ok, such as dried bean curd and fermented bean curd.
(6) Eight-treasure porridge is ok, but it is also available in supermarkets in China, USA.
(7) Fruit, all fresh fruits are not allowed. The best way to dry it is to seal it, that is, the plastic bag in the factory, and it does not need to be vacuum.
(8) Dried fruit is all right. I used to bring 10 bags of melon seeds and 30 bags of small walnuts every time. Chacha melon seeds are available here, but small walnuts are rare.
(9) If there is egg yolk or meat in the moon cake, it is not allowed to bring it. Other kinds of moon cakes can. If there is a clear description of what is in the mooncake box, it is not necessary to open it, otherwise the customs officers may not only open the box, but also cut the mooncake for inspection. If someone wants to take advantage of the loopholes, it may not be feasible to get a fake trademark, because meat can be seen during scanning. If you cut it open and find that there is meat inside, you will be in greater trouble. Eat more in China. In addition, mooncakes with salted egg yolk can be bought in big cities with a large population in China, but mooncakes with meat have not been sold so far. Meat dumplings are sold in some places in the United States. They are made in the United States.
(10) Seasoning can be brought, as can tofu, pickles and various sauces, but it is easy to spill and bottles and boxes are easy to break. Please be careful. Generally, supermarkets in China have them here, so it is not recommended to bring them. Dry seasoning is also possible, but in recent years, pepper has not been allowed in California ... > >
Question 2: What medicines can I bring to study in the United States? Because I just went to the United States, headaches and brain fever are inevitable, and I am not very familiar with the surrounding environment. Therefore, it will be much more convenient if I can bring some medicines that I always have.
The specific list of drugs that can be carried is as follows:
1, digestion and absorption. Folic acid, berberine, Huoxiang Zhengqi pill. If you have a bad stomach, you can bring more stomach-nourishing granules. Because, in the United States, study and life are tense, which may aggravate stomach discomfort.
2, respiratory system. Common drugs and various antibiotics for upper respiratory tract infection. Common antipyretics (such as Tylenol) are available in supermarkets.
3. Traumatic. Hydrogen peroxide, Yunnan Baiyao, Band-Aid and safflower oil can be used when sprained.
4, anti-allergic drugs: Xi Simin, Park Ermin, etc. When I was in China, I sometimes used Park Er-min to hypnotize me, if I could not sleep.
5, antifungal drugs: Dakening, nystatin (suppository, girls can also be used externally). It is recommended to wash socks separately when washing clothes. Otherwise, you'll be in trouble if you get infected with mold. Even if you want to wash it together, you must dry it immediately after washing.
6. Married people (F2/J2/H4) should take some morning-after emergency contraceptives to avoid using them when they don't want children. These drugs are also prescription drugs. Prescribe this medicine once and see the emergency department. The cost of medicine, emergency registration fee and doctor's fee, if you don't buy insurance, it will probably be close to 200 yuan. This seems to be not mentioned in any drug list. Pay more attention. Bring some early pregnancy test strips, and the shelf life is two years.
7. Chinese patent medicines have a longer shelf life and can be brought more.
Question 3: The drugs that can be taken to the United States are answered in order.
1。 After the declaration, if it is found, it will be confiscated at most and will never be repatriated. Only undeclared articles that violate the rules seriously will be repatriated.
2。 Anti-inflammatory drugs are indeed prescription drugs in the United States, but it doesn't matter if you bring them yourself. Of course, if it is convenient, you'd better have a prescription and the original packaging instructions.
By the way, it is forbidden to carry pure traditional Chinese medicine in the United States at present. Look good, it is the original medicine. If you bring Chinese patent medicine, it will be fine. For western medicine, analgin, amoxicillin and so on, as long as you are not a box of boxes, there is absolutely no problem.
Another thing to say is that the check is not so strict. If you are not checked, it doesn't matter what you bring.
Look at the amount you brought. It's no problem at all. Be confident when crossing the border. Don't act like a thief. You are bringing medicines in the normal category. Don't worry.
Question 4: What medicine can I take to America? The following medicines can't be taken (solution! ! ! ) you can bring it. At the same time, you have to bring a prescription from a domestic doctor, indicating that these are what you must take with you.
In any case, international travel with too much medicine may be stopped at customs, so you have to be prepared for a reasonable explanation.
I think some of the above medicines are over-the-counter drugs, and they are not antibiotics. I wonder why it is necessary for you to take these medicines. And "take two copies". In fact, all kinds of home-made medicines in the United States can be bought in stores and are not expensive.
Medicine can't be eaten as a meal, and it will be ineffective after a long time.
Question 5: What drugs should international students bring to the United States? If they have no history of illness, it is recommended to bring some commonly used drugs at home.
Cold medicine: western medicine (such as Baijiahei) and Chinese patent medicine (Shuanghuanglian antiviral oral liquid, 999 Ganmaoling).
Gastrointestinal drugs: berberine hydrochloride tablets, Baoji pills, 999 Weitai, Xianpai Weisan.
Medicine for trauma: Votaline (don't bring spray, it may not be consigned).
Antiallergic drug: chlorpheniramine
The landlord can choose specific drugs according to his usual medication habits. It is not recommended to carry too much, heavy and tired. Some can be purchased as much as going to America.
Question 6: What medicine can I take and what medicine can I not take when studying in the United States? The drugs you can take to study in the United States are: 1, digestion and absorption. Folic acid, berberine, Huoxiang Zhengqi pill. If you have a bad stomach, you can bring more stomach-nourishing granules. Because, in the United States, study and life are tense, which may aggravate stomach discomfort.
2, respiratory system. Common drugs and various antibiotics for upper respiratory tract infection. Common antipyretics (such as Tylenol) are available in supermarkets.
3. Traumatic. Hydrogen peroxide, Yunnan Baiyao, Band-Aid and safflower oil can be used when sprained.
4, anti-allergic drugs: Xi Simin, Park Ermin, etc. When I was in China, I sometimes used Park Er-min to hypnotize me, if I could not sleep.
5, antifungal drugs: Dakening, nystatin (suppository, girls can also be used externally). It is recommended to wash socks separately when washing clothes. Otherwise, you'll be in trouble if you get infected with mold. Even if you want to wash it together, you must dry it immediately after washing.
Drugs that can't be brought to study in the United States include tiger bone wine, bear bile powder, bird's nest, antler, Niuhuang Jiedu pill, etc., drugs containing leeches, scorpions, snake gall, etc., as well as some precious Chinese herbal medicines, such as leopard bone and tiger skin, and parasitic plants such as rabbit silk and Dendrobium are prohibited from being brought. It should be reminded that tangerine peel, which we think is very safe, is also contraband. If it must be carried, it must be declared when entering the customs. If it is not declared, it will be severely punished.
If American students want to bring medicines or medicinal materials, remember two principles: 1 and not too much. 2. Declare before entering the customs. So you don't get into trouble.
Question 7: What cold medicine can I take to the United States? About the United States Customs, some people say that he takes everything, and everything is fine. I didn't draw it. If I draw you, you'll be in trouble. I am often opened for inspection, and I show them everything, and I pass the customs smoothly every time. And I've talked to people in the customs. Here are some experiences.
1. CD
American customs don't check CDs. Take pirated CDs like this, throw away all the skins and put them in CD bags so that no one knows what they are. If you have packaging and software made in the United States, such as windows, which is unpacked and checked in the United States, you are finished. Or pirated American movies. Generally speaking, if you bring a small amount of things that may be confiscated, a large amount will be suspected of trafficking, and you may be fined or jailed. If you like packaging, China's games, movies, and DVDs are not cared by the US Customs, because they don't know whether they are genuine or not, even pirated ones will not affect the interests of American companies. CDs are duty-free and do not need to be declared.
2. Spot check
Here, the inspection of unpacking is generally a spot check. Generally, one of several bags is taken, and all the food may be taken. You will be asked to fill out a customs declaration form on the plane, and I will talk about how to fill it out later. If you want to bring food, you must report it, or you will be caught. It may not be the first time, but if you are unlucky, you may be fined and jailed. And once caught, I will check you often in the future. If the cash and traveler's checks exceed 1 USD, they must be reported, or they will be confiscated. If you apply, you won't be taxed, just register.
Step 3 pack
Packaging is generally like this, there is no clear regulation, but you should be careful not to spill and leak on your own luggage. Many people misunderstand that vacuum sealing is wrong. If you don't want to bring things, vacuum seal them, and you can bring things without sealing them.
4. food
(1) All chickens, ducks, geese, pigs, cattle, sheep, deer and horse meat are not allowed. Whether sealed or not, or vacuum, or dozens of plastic bags. It doesn't matter whether you are fluffy meat, sausage, moon cakes, biscuits, ham, canned meat, preserved meat, sauced meat, fresh meat, bacon, dried meat, patties, meat dumplings, etc.
(2) Meat may be acceptable under rare circumstances:
That is, if it is a sealed can, and it is clearly indicated in English on the trademark that it is cooked, and the can can be stored for a long time without freezing. But the rules keep changing, and this is just possible. But I don't think there is anything delicious in such canned food. Lunch meat is available in America. And these are available in the United States, and they can all be bought, not too expensive. Of course, it depends on which city you go to. Anyway, new york, San Francisco and Los Angeles basically have everything. Authentic ham is hard to find, and there are some. There is a chain store called Cordyceps City in the San Francisco Bay Area. His ham is OK, and other dry goods are also good.
(3) Fish, all kinds of fish can be used, such as fish floss, dried fish, canned fish, raw fish ... A buddy of mine brought me raw fish, sealed it with a bag, and chilled it with ice. People at the airport checked it and released it. Live fish look down. Caviar is limited to 250 grams, and if it exceeds 250 grams, it will be confiscated.
(4) Dairy products are generally acceptable. Including yogurt and cheese, but because it is liquid, it should be checked.
(5) Bean products are ok, such as dried bean curd and fermented bean curd.
(6) Eight-treasure porridge is ok, but it is also available in supermarkets in China, USA.
(7) Fruit, all fresh fruits are not allowed. The best way to dry it is to seal it, that is, the plastic bag in the factory, and it does not need to be vacuum.
(8) Dried fruit is all right. I used to bring 10 bags of melon seeds and 30 bags of small walnuts every time. Chacha melon seeds are available here, but small walnuts are rare.
(9) If there is egg yolk or meat in the moon cake, it is not allowed to bring it. Other kinds of moon cakes can. If there is a clear description of what is in the mooncake box, it is not necessary to open it, otherwise the customs officers may not only open the box, but also cut the mooncake for inspection. If someone wants to take advantage of the loopholes, it may not be feasible to get a fake trademark, because meat can be seen during scanning. If you cut it open and find that there is meat inside, you will be in greater trouble. Eat more in China. In addition, mooncakes with salted egg yolk can be bought in big cities with a large population in China, but mooncakes with meat have not been sold so far. Meat dumplings are sold in some places in the United States. They are made in the United States.
(10) Seasoning can be brought, as can tofu, pickles and various sauces, but it is easy to spill and bottles and boxes are easy to break. Please be careful. Generally, supermarkets in China have them here, so it is not recommended to bring them. Dry seasoning is also possible, but in recent years, California has not allowed pepper to enter, and friends who have left California ... > >
Question 8: What are the regulations for carrying drugs to the United States? How to bring it legally? What should I do if I take a lot of drugs that I have taken for several years? 20 points: China drugs are not FDA-certified and belong to contraband. If the entry declaration is written, it will definitely be confiscated. If it is not written, it will be harmful if your integrity is questionable. It is recommended to mail it.
Question 9: You can bring medicine to the United States, and you need a certificate of prescription and illness from the hospital, preferably in English. You don't have to report it, but you need to provide it if you check it.