Whats the most amount of cash someone can travel with in a plane....in europe? is there a way to detect the amount?
4 Answers to "Whats the most amount of cash someone can travel with in a plane....in europe? is there a way to detect the amount?"
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I'm not sure what the limit is now. You could probably find out from the Customs Agency in any country. You might even be able to find out from an International Bank or a good full service travel agent. Good luck.
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gee you must be loaded. i'd be asking whats the least amount lol
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i would declare it, if your caught you could lose all the money its not worth it just be honest
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Thanks, I figured i would declare it, but just wanted to know how much i can take without declaring it.
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im really not sure i know in australia and that its £10,000 im not sure you would be best gogling it and finding out just to be on the safe side
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Posted by KingofSwords Jul 11th, 2012 at 2:29AM
You cannot travel with more than $10,000 cash on you. If you have it in other items like stamps, coins, jewelry and such, you better have your paperwork to back the reason why you are carrying what you are carrying and where you are going. My wife went through that when her mother died and she came back with her coin collection. It was x-rayed and the technician who x-rayed it flagged her. He asked her to come over and he talked to her about it. She said others looked to see where she was headed and he passed her on through after she told him that the paperwork that supported what she was carrying was in the bag along with her mother's death certificate. You really shouldn't carry more than that on you anyway just for safety.
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Reply by hana1212 Jul 11th, 2012 at 2:33AM
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Reply by KingofSwords Jul 11th, 2012 at 2:37AM
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