Can South Korea take sketches, comic magazines, markers, exercise books and Chinese textbooks when traveling abroad?

1. Travel documents:

In order to facilitate the inspection of local customs when crossing the border, you should carry all kinds of documents such as passports, air tickets and ID cards with you, and never put them in the suitcase;

2. Luggage:

1. Each person is limited to one piece of hand luggage, and the size shall not exceed 2cm× 4cm× 55cm;

each checked baggage is limited to 2 kilograms;

luggage is carried by myself, and porters are used in foreign airports and hotels, and I pay the tip, which is usually $2 per trip.

2. Please remember not to help others with their luggage. When you get your luggage off the plane, please don't remove the luggage tag, and don't move until all the members have got their luggage and left the airport.

3. Pay attention to your luggage and beware of pickpockets at the airport.

4. Special note:

* * After the September 11th incident in the United States, all countries have been very strict in security inspection, and the X-ray equipment has been strengthened, so please don't put film in the checked baggage, or the film will be exposed.

*** Please don't use sharp tools such as knives (including nail clippers and scissors) in hand luggage, otherwise it will be confiscated.

3. Customs clearance:

1. Every person leaving China can carry RMB 6, and US$ 3, (or other foreign currencies equivalent to US$ 3,), and valuables need to be declared to the customs;

2. The customs inspection is very strict, and it is forbidden to bring fruits, meat, contraband, animals and plants;

You must declare if you carry more than $1, in excess currency. Canada has no foreign exchange control, and RMB cannot be exchanged for Canadian dollars in Canada.

3. You must declare to the customs if you bring electronic equipment such as laptop, video camera and variable glue camera.