Can I take my camera abroad?

Of course, you can take it abroad. If it is a new camera or high-end mobile phone, you can declare it at the customs at the entrance of the airport for customs inspection when you return home.

In addition, you must not bring a few new cameras or mobile phones when you go abroad. The inspection of electronic products abroad is very strict, and once it is found, it will be punished. Of course, a camera, two mobile phones and an MP3 player will do. I won't.

Explain what to bring, and he will give a customs declaration form and fill it out himself. Then he will ask the customs to check the cameras taken out of the country. If there is a model or something, he will fill it in. Customs declaration is not very complicated. Generally, it will be finished after filling in, and the customs declaration form and invoice will be collected together.

Extended data:

According to Article 3 of the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Administration of Personal Use Carried by Inbound and Outbound Passengers, the scope of personal use carried by inbound and outbound passengers is as follows:

/|||| 0/.Cameras, portable recorders, compact cameras, camcorders and portable word processors;

2. Other articles approved by the customs.

Article 4 Entry passengers (including China residents with national or regional re-entry visas) are allowed to carry the articles mentioned in Article 3 of these Provisions, with one for each type. Passengers should take the initiative to declare to the customs, and the customs may grant temporary duty-free release.

Article 5 Articles granted temporary duty-free by the Customs shall be taken out of the country by passengers on their return journey. If you can't take it out of the country on this return trip for special reasons, you should declare it to the customs at the exit place in advance and go through the relevant formalities.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Provisions of People's Republic of China (PRC) and People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs on articles for personal use of inbound and outbound passengers.