🛃⭐ What to declare at U.S. Customs & why it matters #travel

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Bringing souvenirs home is one of travel's joys (until customs gets involved). Here's what to know about U.S. Customs: You get an $800 duty-free exemption per person on personal goods and gifts. For alcohol, you can bring home one liter duty-free. For tobacco, you're limited to 200 cigarettes and 100 cigars — any more can be confiscated. It gets tricky is for fresh fruits and vegetables. They’re almost always a "no." Meat is heavily regulated. Only commercially packaged products from USDA-approved regions are permitted. If you declare something that turns out to be restricted, you typically walk away penalty-free. #travel #travelhacks #customsclearance __________ Welcome to Nicely Travel, where you'll explore fine hotels and cruises—and learn vacation hacks from a travel advisor along the way. From luxury resorts and boutique hotels to cruise faves like Virgin Voyages and Celebrity Cruises, Nicely Travel invites you on the journey. After all, you deserve a vacation! Thanks for 👍 liking, 💬 commenting and ✅ subscribing. Need vacation coordination? 🌟 https://www.nicelytravel.com/contact

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