Planning on robbing him at the airport, or insinuating he's doing something illegal?Would you mind telling me the port of departure, flight number, flight date, arrival time, and arrival airport so I can help carry your....
Planning on robbing him at the airport, or insinuating he's doing something illegal?Would you mind telling me the port of departure, flight number, flight date, arrival time, and arrival airport so I can help carry your....
If it's a bitch, our male German Shepherd would be interested....Janin...
....with a German Shepherd in the back.
What is '$20k' supposed to mean?
If it stands for 20,000 DOP (= Dominican Pesos), then here are the relevant quotes from the two mentioned websites:
1. "Travel Notes:
When traveling to the Dominican Republic, one should be aware of the various restrictions placed on currency imports and exports, namely:
Import and export of Dominican Pesos is restricted to amounts under 20,000.
Import and export of foreign currency of amounts over 10,000 USD must be declared. "
2. "W?hrung: Dominikanischer Peso
Ein- / Ausfuhrbeschr?nkungen (in Landesw?hrung, je Person):
E: Landesw.: deklarieren ab DOP 20.000, Andere W.: deklarieren ab USD 10.000
A: Landesw.: deklarieren ab DOP 20.000, Andere W.: deklarieren ab USD 10.000"
FYI: E = Import; A = Export.
Interesting.
Now we have some contradicting website information. :bunny:
Yet the above sentence does not stipulate the limit of Dominican currency which may be brought into this country.
Not in question, really.
Janin
Maybe they are in LAS TERENAS NR SAMANAhttp://www.dr1.com/forums/559475-post152.htmlJanin - tell me - what does a German solving this complex case how these RD pesos ended up in a foreign country,)
Sure, would even make it more valuable... :bunny:Janin:
I bet you could fit at least 50K Pesos in a loaf of your schwarzbrot.
in fact you'll see, if you read it more closely, that it says "(In any kind of currency or legal monetary document)" meaning the equivalent of $10k USD regardless of the currency or instrument. :cheeky::bunny::bunny:
:bunny::bunny::bunny:Front of Customs form asks you to declare if you are carrying more than US$10,000 in currency or monetary documents.
Law #3489 of 1953, as amended by Law #226-06:
?Art. 185.- ....
And we all promise not to say, "I told you so".Thank you very much, Mr. Guzm?n, that's exactly what I need.
Janin