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what proper identification should be crried when leaving the country
passport birth certificate, citizenship card, certificate of indin statues
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what procedure can you take advantage of when travelling abroad with valuable items
CBSA identifiction services & stickers -form 738 indentification of articles for temporary exportation
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what suggested if you travel with jewellry that has any value
Travel with as little as possble obtainian apprasal & photos written certification, bring report to CBSA
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what are some of the goods thta are restricted from being brought back into Canada, without proper consultation or Authorization
firearms, weapons, fireworks, food, animals
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why are there restictions on bringing back into canada plants, animals ect
items could carry bacteria & contaminants
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restrictions on the sale trade or movement of endangered species -examples
- sea otter
- american bisen
- polar bear skin
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illegal souvenirs
- elephant tusks
- snake skin
- trutle shells
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what does the term DUTIES mean
Can include excise taxes & the HST does not include provincial or territorial sales tax.
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After absence of 24hrs or more
$50 no Alcohol or Tobacco
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After n absence of 48hr or more
$400 some Alchol or tobacco
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After an absence of 7dys or more
$750 alcohol or Tobacco
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what quantity of tobacco products are you allowed to bring into Canada and during what time frame.
all-with personal exeption 200 cigarettes 50 cigars 200 grams of manufactred tobacco, 200 tobacco sticks
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what quantity of alcholic beverages are you allowed to bring back
one of the following--1.51 liters of wine 1.14 litres of alcohol & liquor. 24-355 milliliters cans bottels beer-ale
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what are the regultions in reagrds to sending gifts back to friends in Canada.
not be more thaan $60 , no tobacco, Alchol or advertising.
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upon your return to Canada, what are you expected to declare
all goods acquired while outside Canada gifts prizes award or purchases.
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There are certain custom procedures to be followed when arriving into a mejor airport. what are two formalities that could happen.
- decleration form
- more detailed insepection
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what haappens if goods re not declared or falsely declared.
CBSA can seize goods fee to get them back
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What may happen to the Vehicle that has unlawfully imported the goods.
must pay penalty to get it back
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prohibited goods such as
- obsene material
- hate propagranda
- child porn
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travelling with medication
- Keep in original labeled bottels
- fly with medications in your carry on
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Jet leg
Tired feeling that occurs after long- distance travel. physical reaction to rapid change in time zones.
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causes of jet leg
- Lack of sleep
- unfamilair foods
- recycled air
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symptoms of jet leg
- fatigue
- swollen limbs and eyes
- headaches
- cold-like
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Hepatitis A
- a viral infection of the liver, found world wide
- transmitted by food water
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Hepatitis B
transmitted through infected blood and other body fluids
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Typhoid fever
- infection of bowel and blood.
- found world wide.
- transmitted through hepatitis A
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Cholera
- spread through not heated or boil point food or water
- fever and vomitting
- two injections- one week apart good for 6 months
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Yellow fever
- Fever, jaundice and vomitting
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Meninggococcal Meningitis
- Bacterial infection of the Coverings of the Brain
- Transmitted by coughing
- found in certain are world-wide
- Sub-Saharan Africa
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West nile Virus
- Fever, muscle weakness, stiff neck, confusin, severe headache, sudden sensitivity to light
- use repellents with Deet
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Travel counselors must check for their clients
- recent health regulations
- latest H-R of any counrty the client will travel enroute
- Latest canadian health requirements for returning from the countries destination
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Type of notice -level of concern-In order
- In the news
- outbreak notice
- trave health precaution
- travel health warning
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The term -SCOPE
The size, magnitude and rapidity of spread of an outbreak.
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RESPECT
- rememeber to drink
- exposure
- sunburn
- protection
- exertion
- cancer
- tolerance
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food and water precuations
- water and beverages that have been boiled
- wash hands frequently with soap and water
- brush teeth with botteled water
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Travellers diarrhea
- most common illness affecting travellers
- ingeasted of food and water
- SYMPTOMS-abdominal cramping. bloating, fever, urgency and malaise
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preventing travellers diarrhea
- boil it
- cook it
- peel it
- or forget it
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Tourist Visa
Person ust visiting the country (a vaction traveller) no business activity can be undertaken
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Tourist card
is similar to a visa, beacuse it serves as permission to enter into from a foreign country
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Difference tourist Visa and Card.
- is issued in the form of a separate document, instead of a rubber-stamp impression.
- Mexican tourist Card
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What customs services do
- Enforcing immigration laws
- eliminating drugs
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Duty-Free exemption
Free of taxes at the place of purchace
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