Customs Declaration

[oblivious]

my GF wishes to take more than 10,000 bht of purchases and gifts back to Thailand from London. I understand there is a flat rate on personal items above this amount but below 80,000 but have no idea how much the rate is!!!

Are there any guides on this or can someone offer some advice?

[Axel]

General information here:

http://www.customs.go.th/Customs-Eng/Trave...?menuNme=Travel

Passenger Declaration Form (Form No. 211) no longer exists, i.e. no form to be filled in.

Unless your GF has proper invoices (and even than difficult) it will be a matter of talking and there might be a hugh disount if no receipt is required.

[oblivious]

General information here:

http://www.customs.go.th/Customs-Eng/Trave...?menuNme=Travel

Passenger Declaration Form (Form No. 211) no longer exists, i.e. no form to be filled in.

Unless your GF has proper invoices (and even than difficult) it will be a matter of talking and there might be a hugh disount if no receipt is required.

thanks, i already read the customs site and it gives no clue of the amounts involved. if it is 10% or 50% makes a big difference!

[Ricardo]

We recently paid 40% on a suitcase-full of Crunchy Nut Corn-Flakes, total 800 Baht with receipt, at Chiang Mai. I think the Customs man needed to be seen to be making some collections.

I was still happy - he waved the other 7-hold-bags + 8 carry-ons (we were a family of 4), some 200 kgs, straight through ! TiT