On entering The Bahamas, every person must declare accompanying baggage on which form?

On entering The Bahamas, every person must declare accompanying baggage on which form?

• A. C.17 - Accompanied baggage declaration
• B. C.18 - Unaccompanied baggage declaration
• C. C.2 - Report Inwards of Vessels
• D. C.53 - Customs Brokers Licence

Answer: (A)

When you enter The Bahamas, anything you personally carry with you must be declared on the accompanied baggage declaration form. This form covers your personal effects and items you bring in your luggage, allowing customs to check duties, allowances, and admissibility for those items. Unaccompanied baggage is for goods shipped separately from you, not in your carry-on or checked luggage. The report inwards of vessels is a form used by ships to declare inward cargo and passengers, not individual travelers’ baggage. A customs broker’s licence is a credential for professionals who handle customs work for clients, not a declaration form for travelers.

When you enter The Bahamas, anything you personally carry with you must be declared on the accompanied baggage declaration form. This form covers your personal effects and items you bring in your luggage, allowing customs to check duties, allowances, and admissibility for those items. Unaccompanied baggage is for goods shipped separately from you, not in your carry-on or checked luggage. The report inwards of vessels is a form used by ships to declare inward cargo and passengers, not individual travelers’ baggage. A customs broker’s licence is a credential for professionals who handle customs work for clients, not a declaration form for travelers.