14th-century samurai sword found in car at Swiss border

gp · 2nd June 2022, 02:11 PM

what suprises me, is that there is no mentioning of any export documents!

Come on...as soon as an item crosses the Swiss border or any non-EU border into the EU or from the EU to a non_EU country, every one knows or should know you need to declare the export/import, unless one willingly tries to break the law...

And no one can say he or she is not aware as since the Brexit ou friends in Albion are terrrrribly hit by this....and so are we when doing bizniz with Albion.

Next to the fact that cusoms worldwide have the knowledge and expertise to value goods, regardless the "invoice" and the value stated.

Regardles what the background of this behaviour is or why, not a very cunning idea I would say ( with courtesy to Baldrick...)

2nd June 2022, 02:11 PM	#10
gp Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 823	what suprises me, is that there is no mentioning of any export documents! Come on...as soon as an item crosses the Swiss border or any non-EU border into the EU or from the EU to a non_EU country, every one knows or should know you need to declare the export/import, unless one willingly tries to break the law... And no one can say he or she is not aware as since the Brexit ou friends in Albion are terrrrribly hit by this....and so are we when doing bizniz with Albion. Next to the fact that cusoms worldwide have the knowledge and expertise to value goods, regardless the "invoice" and the value stated. Regardles what the background of this behaviour is or why, not a very cunning idea I would say ( with courtesy to Baldrick...)