The Chinese Consulate General in Khabarovsk solemnly reminds Chinese citizens entering and leaving the consular area to abide by Russian customs regulations, confirm the weight, value and legal attributes of gold, jewellery, gold bars, sand and other precious metal products they carry before traveling. Anyone that meets or is likely to meet the declaration standards must actively and truthfully fill out the passenger customs declaration form and clear customs through the declaration channel; they must not circumvent declarations by hiding, dispersing, or disguising themselves, and must not choose the “green channel” when required. “I don't know the rules” or “thinking I don't need to report for personal use” is not a reason for exemption from liability. Gold dust is not an ordinary gold product; do not ignore reporting obligations due to “small amounts”. Never accept “paid” requests from others. When clearing customs, you should answer the customs staff's inquiries truthfully, and never “settle” with money or goods. If you have any questions, you should check with the on-site customs staff or contact the customs phone number in advance to verify before customs clearance.

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