Get HK FHKI Form 1 2020-2024

Controlled Imports Animals and Plants. Live animals. ... Controlled Chemicals. Under the Control of Chemicals Ordinance, Cap. ... Dangerous Drugs. The common types of dangerous drugs are stimulants, hypnotics, tranquilizers and sedatives. ... Dutiable Commodities. ... Explosives. ... Firearms and Ammunition. ... Food. ... Infectious Goods.

Also, anything you bring back that you did not have when you left the United States must be "declared." For example, you would declare alterations made in a foreign country to a suit you already owned, and any gifts you acquired outside the United States.

Eligibility criteria: Aged 18 or above; Holding a valid travel document and where appropriate, valid multiple visit visa; Holding one of the following documents: - HKSAR Travel Pass; ... For passengers not holding one of the documents mentioned in item 3: ... No adverse record in the HKSAR.

It is a form provided by the importer (buyer) or their agent ( customs broker ) to Customs. It contains information about the goods being imported, including type, number, and value.

All visitors entering Hong Kong must go through customs clearance and declare any dutiable commodities exceeding duty-free quotas. Learn more about dutiable commodities and the latest duty-free concessions.

A customs declaration is an official document that lists and gives details of goods that are being imported or exported. In legal terms, a customs declaration is the act whereby a person indicates the wish to place goods under a given customs procedure.

Charge for each import and export declaration capped at $200 from 1 August 2018. With effect from 1 August 2018, the charge for each import and export declaration will be capped at $200. The cap will apply to goods imported, exported or re-exported to and from Hong Kong on or after 1 August 2018.

Passengers should use the Red Channel to make declaration to Customs officers only if they bring in: dutiable commodities not entitled to duty-free concession; dutiable commodities exceeding the exempted quantities; any prohibited / controlled items; and / or.