Panama is a paradise of our planet. Despite the fact that it is on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, unlike other countries, its inhabitants do not suffer from the devastating impact of tropical hurricanes. Panama is a warm climate and picturesque nature. Moreover, for a stable political and economic system, she was nicknamed Latin American Switzerland. As in any country, Panama has its own laws, with which it is useful to familiarize everyone who plans to travel there. One must know not only what to bring from Panama , but also what is forbidden to export.
Customs laws of Panama
So, in the republic you can import and export any sums of money, if they are in the form of traveler's checks, payment cards and, of course, cash. It will be necessary to declare amounts in excess of $ 10,000. Also the last rule concerns the importation of gold ornaments and ingots.
It is allowed to import the following:
- up to 3 bottles of alcohol, up to 500 cigarettes and cigars (adult);
- open bottles of perfume and perfume;
- souvenirs and gifts, the cost of which does not exceed $ 60;
- Pets (in the presence of the certificate of the international sample, testifying to absence of any illnesses).
And it is forbidden to import:
- berries, vegetables, products of animal origin;
- Perishable products;
- weapons;
- drugs.
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Tobacco laws of Panama
Not so long ago, the law on the prohibition of tobacco advertising was enacted, and in this Panama became the first country in America, which began to fight this cardinal way.
In addition, it is prohibited to smoke in public places. And the prices for tobacco products are quite high (one cigarette costs about $ 12). Also in the country there is a ban on the sale of alcoholic beverages from Sunday to Monday (02: 00-09: 00), and also from Thursday to Saturday (03: 00-09: 00). In clubs after 03:00 alcohol is also not sold.
Other Panamanian Laws
If you are a lover of spearfishing, then it is not out of place to remember that it is prohibited in national parks at night. In addition, breathing apparatus (tube-exception), lanterns and explosive devices are not allowed.
For foreigners staying in the territory of the country, you should carry the original or a copy of the document confirming his identity. If there is none, it is possible that you will have to pay a fine ($ 10). Also, flights along the Panama Canal are prohibited. If you decided to make captivating pictures of the country's picturesque nature, please note that the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for photo and video shooting is not allowed.
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