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Chi_trekker
PostPosted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 1:01 am 
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Bros,

I want to bring a bottle of Makers Mark across the border. I have never seen Makers in CR. I assume it might be a challenge. Should I declare it outright? Should I forget about? Or should I hide it... knowing they (customs agents) will all enjoy it instead of me, if they feel like picking on me. Please advise.
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Pack it and forget about it on your carry on.............don't worry. I do it all the time!

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Agreed. Pack it and forget it.

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CR allows you to bring in 8 liters of alcohol. It does not have to be purchased at the CR duty free it can be purchased at a US duty free or any other place.

Just pack and forget about it as far as declaring it.

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