[TYPO3-t3board] Internetaccess in Fiesch

[Georg Kuehnberger]

Peter,

As long as the stuff is not boxed and looking brand new you can an will 
declare it as your personal belongings for work (going to a comupter-camp) 
= this will work out fine for allmost all gear you bring during import and 
export (you know we're there for sporting rather than working, I guess :-)

There's also a (certain = Adrian knows for shure) limit on ammount of cash 
you may bring in; AFAIR it was something like <= 10.000 EUR ...

Take care though, that it's not only abouI Import; Swiss / Italian & 
Austrian Custom-Duties are quite funny during your leave from Swizerland; 
last year we've visited a Swiss Watch-Fair together with our client TIMEX, 
bringing a few Watching into the Schweizerland and home again; at the 
border, on our leave, Austrian Customs claimed to see the bills for "those 
watches" as the assumed we just bought then during the fair. ( especially 
my original Russian "RAKETA" ;-(

Anyway, for whatever you buy it Swizerland, keep the receipt until you're 
home again; and in case of questions declare it as your personal, long-time 
beloging, used and worthless good (except you bring your girlfriend with 
you - which might case other troubles) & don't officially declare anything 
upfront; you have more hazzel then stating innoccence and explaining only 
in case of questions from customs.

hth, regards georg


At 10:20 26.01.2006, Jochen Weiland wrote:
>I think it shouldn't be a problem bringing your notebook as a personal
>item. However, I you load your trunk with a number of computers you
>might consider a CARNET (including all the paperwork and hassle...)
>
>Regards
>Jochen
>
>
>
>Peter Russ wrote:
> > Back again to "import" to Switzerland:
> > Is a Carnet ATA required as Switzerland is NON-EU or can we take any
> > hardware without any problems?
> >
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