What can't I bring to Vietnam for customs clearance?

First of all, if you carry more than $7,000 in currency, you must declare it.

According to the notice [20 1 1] 15 issued by the National Bank of Vietnam, if you leave the country, you have to declare more than 7,000 US dollars (or cash equivalent to 150,000 VND) and more than 300 grams of gold, otherwise the excess will be confiscated by the Vietnamese customs.

If the tour fee of a domestic delegation is carried by a special person, it should be declared when entering the country, or kept separately, otherwise the part exceeding $7,000 when leaving the country will be confiscated by Vietnam Customs.

Second, it is forbidden to carry prohibited items.

Vietnam Customs prohibits bringing inflammable, explosive, corrosive, highly toxic, radioactive and odorous articles, pornographic books, DVDs, animals and plants without quarantine and weapons into the country.

Extended data:

Precautions for going to Vietnam:

I. visa instructions

According to the Agreement on Mutual Visa Waiver between China and Vietnam on March 1992, Vietnamese citizens holding valid ordinary passports for diplomatic, official and business purposes and their accompanying persons using the same passport are exempt from visas when entering, leaving or transiting Vietnam. The stay period is 30 days. If an extension is needed, an application must be made by the Vietnamese reception unit and handled at the Exit-Entry Administration of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam.

China citizens with valid ordinary passports must apply for visas in advance to enter, leave or transit Vietnam. The Vietnamese Embassy in China and Consulate General in Guangzhou, Nanning, Kunming and Hongkong can issue visas to China citizens. There are two kinds of visas: tourist visa and business visa. China citizens can go to the embassy or consulate in person or entrust a travel company to handle it.

Second, the introduction

When China citizens enter Vietnam, they need to fill out entry and exit declaration forms in duplicate (in English and Vietnamese) at the port of entry, including entry, customs, animal and plant quarantine, etc. The first copy (white) is kept by the Vietnamese border port, and the second copy (yellow) is kept by the entrants for inspection when leaving the country.

After entering Vietnam, it is generally necessary to declare residence to the public security organ near the place of stay within 48 hours. If you stay in a hotel, the store is responsible for your declaration. Therefore, when passengers check in, they should generally give their passports or other travel documents to the store for safekeeping.

Third, the security situation.

The overall security situation in Vietnam is good, but there are also some robberies. The following matters should be noted:

(a) when entering and leaving hotels, markets or other public places, pay attention to take good care of personal belongings to prevent robbery and theft.

(2) Don't let children shine shoes in tourist attractions, and don't patronize mobile vendors to prevent property from being robbed and stolen.

(3) When you find money, documents stolen or other unexpected circumstances, you should immediately report to the nearby public security duty station together with the Vietnamese tour guide.

China Embassy in Vietnam _ What do China citizens need to know when they go to Vietnam?

Embassy of China in Vietnam _ If you bring more than $5,000 in cash when entering or leaving the country, you must declare it.