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Old 06-04-2024, 04:23 PM
BillyCoxDodgers3B BillyCoxDodgers3B is online now
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Originally Posted by packs View Post
re: airports and carrying cash. I think you only have to declare if you’re traveling internationally. I don’t remember ever getting the declaration cards for domestic flights.
Yes. Also, insofar as travel between Canada and the US is concerned, you don't have to even formally declare anything under $10K in cash when crossing the border. Provided it is properly declared, you're welcome to carry as much as you'd like without any fees or taxation applied. You just obviously need to have a valid reason to be doing so.

For Americans coming into Canada, just remember that it has to be under $10K Canadian dollars or the US$ equivalent of that amount, so make sure you have your conversions properly calculated. It can be anything under $10K in American funds when entering the US, etc.

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