And by the way, is there anything that cannot be taken out of the country ?

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After getting the visa, you will receive a little booklet, which is very clear about what can be taken and what cannot be taken as well as what should be declared to enter. Just follow the instructions in the booklet and you will be fine. The fines for violations are also very severe!

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