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UNIT 6 Warm up OUTBOUND- THE CUSTOMS REGULATION Can you identify the symbol of airport and travel.? Some keyword below will help you information, inspector, letter, lounge, luggage, mail, mailbox, martini, money, pound, security, shoe shine, sign, suitcase, symbol, taxi, transportation, travel, gift, food, exchange, escalator, duty free, drink, dollar, desk, design element, customs, currency, claim, check-in, cash, cart, cab, bus, book, beverage, bar, baggage, atm, airport . READING Read the leaflet above and fill in the column in the chart below P= permitted, X = completedly banned, R = restricted Item The UK Small handgun with ammunition A family pet ( a cat) Antique pistol ( not functioning) A box of 200 cigarettes A pornographic magazine/video A kitchen knife A flick – knife A salami sausage ( weight = 2 kg) Two litres of vodka A kilo of fresh oranges A souvenir painting ( worth $ 400) A CB radio 40
Travelling to the UK from outside the EU You have to go through Custom if you arrive in the Uk after travelling from or through a country that is not in the EU. You must declare: - Any goods over the allowances listed on page 6 that you have bought in a country that is not in the EU -Any prohibited or restricted goods - Any commercial goods If you have something to declare, go to the read point or into the red channel. Only go through the green ( nothing to declare) channel if you are sure that you have no more than the customs allowances and no prohibited, restricted, or commercial goods. If you arrive by air and are transfering to a flight to another EU country, you do not collect your hold baggage until you reach you final destination. At the transfer point, you only have to declare goods in you cabin baggage. At you final destination, you must declare goods in you hold baggage. This is usually the same if you are transferring to a UK domestic flight, but in some cases Customs must clear both your cabin baggage and your hold baggage at the transfer point. The airline will tell you when this is necessary. You may be arriving with goods for your personal use that you have bought and paid duty and tax on in another EU country. you will not have to pay any more duty or tax as long as you can show. If customs ask you to, that you have paid duty and tax( by producing the receipt,) and that the goods are for your personal use. The allowance- customs For travellers arriving from outside the EU 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigas or 250g of tobacco 2 litres of still table wine 1 litre of spirits or strong liquer over 22% volume or 2 litres of fortifier wine, sparkling wine, or other liquers 60cc/ml of perfume 250cc/ml of toilet water $136 worth of all other goods including gifts and souvenirs PEOPLE UNDER 17 CAN NOT HAVE THE TOBACCO OR ALCOHOL ALLOWANCE All other goods If you bring something in worth more than the limit of $136, you will have to pay charges on the full value not just on the value above 136. If you are travelling as family or group, you cannot pool your individual allowances toward an item worth more than the limit. You will have to pay charges on the full value of the item. 41 Prohibited and restricted goods from outside the EU Certain goods are prohibited or restricted to protect health and the environment. We cannot list all the goods involved but we have listed some of them below. Prohibited goods ( that is, goods which are banned completely): Unlicensed drugs, such as heroin, morphine, cocaine, cannabis, amphetamines, barbiturates, and LSD. Offensive weapons, wich as flick-knives, swordsticks, knuckledusters, and some martial arets equipment. Obscene material, and indecent and obsene material featureing children, such as books, magazines, films, videotapes, laser discs, and computer software. Counterfeit and copied goods such as watches, clothes, and CDs, also any goods with false marks of their origin. Restricted goods( that is, goods which you cannot import without authority such as a licence): Firearms, explosives, and ammunition, including electric sock devices ( such as stunguns) and gas canisters. Dogs, cats and other animals, including rabbits, mice, rats and gerbils. You must not bring these in unless you have a British import licence. Live birds, including family pets, unless they are covered by a Bristish health import licence. Endangered species, including birds and plants, whether alive or dead, also such things as fur, ivory or leather ( or goods made from them) that have been taken from endangered species. Meat, poultry, and most of their product including bacon, ham, sausages, pate,eggs,milk and cream. But you are allowed 1kg of meat per person as long as it is cooked and in airtight containers. Certain plants and their produce. This includes trees, shrubs, potatoes, certain fruit, bulbs, and seeds. Radio transmitters such as CB radio that are not approved for use in the UK ( extracted from GOING INTERNATIONAL)
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Page 3 and 4: UNIT 1 DESTINATION AND TOURIST ATTR
Page 5 and 6: I- When we look at the movement of
Page 7 and 8: Pre-reading: Is tourism always bene
Page 9 and 10: Match the pictures of architectural
Page 11 and 12: 5. interesting, ancient, historical
Page 13 and 14: Condominium(n) : chế độ công
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Page 17 and 18: 2. of all the proposal, the one tha
Page 19 and 20: 1. ……… our telephone conversa
Page 21 and 22: Unit 3 WARM UP TOUR OPERATION - EXE
Page 23 and 24: Read this welcome letter and itiner
Page 25 and 26: Of course, if only fifty- nine pass
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Page 29 and 30: Unit 4 LOCAL TOUR Warm up What are
Page 31 and 32: PRONUNCIATION 1- Add one of the sou
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Page 35 and 36: Together with Cai Be and Phung Hiep
Page 37 and 38: VOCABULARY Food Vegetables and grai
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Page 77 and 78: A: Wiener schnitzel. It ‘s meat.
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