No you can't! You already know that things are at high risk crossing borders now. They'll be checking on you right down to the birth mark on your butt!
If you are a US citizen you will never be denied the enter to your country. However, you will need to show a valid passport in order to cross immediately If you don't possess a valid passport, you will be asked to step aside to prove your citizenship, which is a process that might take 10 mins or 2 hours depending on the situation. If you are crossing the border recurrently without a passport you might be subject to fines.
Like any other EU country, just food that is packed and had been submitted to a approved quality control can cross the border. Any attempt of border crossing with animal and or plants seeds or products made from them, that are not approved drive to apprehension of goods, heavy fines and possible detention until being presented to judge in the next working day.
The fines and associated punitive fees for driving without insurance are determined by your jurisdiction.
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My guess would be just to send it and pay any fines that pop up against ur name.
you will be sent to guantamo bay. and your family will be arrested and sent to work as slaves for Macdonalds.
Yes. U. S. auto policies allow vacation or business driving into Canada. Keep in mind that this does not mean someone can buy insurance in one place and live in another place. This is called insurance fraud and not only punishable by denial of claims but also by prison and or fines. U. S. auto insurance does not extend such privilege into Mexico. All U.S. auto coverage ends at the Mexican border.
Yes, you can bring dried seafood into Canada, but there are specific regulations you must follow. All food products, including dried seafood, must be declared at the border, and certain types may be subject to restrictions or require permits. It's important to check the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) guidelines to ensure compliance with import regulations. Always declare any food items to avoid potential fines or confiscation.
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Penalties for getting caught with marijuana at the US border can include fines, possible arrest, and prosecution for drug possession. The severity of the consequences can vary depending on the amount of marijuana involved and whether the individual has prior drug-related offenses.
No its your duty to pay the fines.
Fruit can be carried across many international borders, including the US/Canada and between most countries in Europe. However, many other countries, including Australia do not permit many food products from being imported by passengers, including meat, diary, fruit/vegetables and plant seeds because of the risk of the accidental import of bugs and diseases that would effect local produce. You would need to check with the border agency responsible for the country you are visiting to see what is prohibited before travel. Any prohibited items will be seized and destroyed and fines may also be levied. The Australian border agency, for example, impose on-the spot fines of $220. A false declaration on the customs form would lead to a fine of up to $60,000 and 10-years in jail.