New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 92

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✨ Customs Inward Report for Yacht

Crew Details

Full Name (Person in Charge First)	Nationality	Date of Birth	Passport No.	New Zealand Contact Address

Firearms and Controlled Drugs on Board (Specify)

Stores Held on Arrival (Other than on personal declaration)

	Quantity
Spirits
Beer
Wine
Cigarettes/Tobacco

Declaration

I, ........................................................................................................
being the Person in Charge, declare that all particulars stated in this Inward Report are true and correct.

........................................................................................................ (Signature of Person in Charge)

Date: ....................................................................................................

You are hereby advised that the information on this form is collected for the purposes of Customs clearance,
monitoring the movement of craft and persons and border security. The information you provide will be
held by the New Zealand Customs Service pursuant to the Customs and Excise Act 1996. The Privacy Act 1993
provides rights of access to and the correction of personal information. You may gain access to and
correct this information at: New Zealand Customs Service, The Customhouse, 17-21 Whitmore Street,
Box 2218, Wellington.

WARNING
There are heavy penalties under New Zealand law for the illicit importation of drugs.
DRUG TRAFFICKING IS NOT WORTH THE RISK

NOTE
CASH REPORTING – NZ $10,000 OR MORE
If you are carrying, whether on yourself or in your baggage, cash (being coins or paper money) of NZ $10,000
or more (or the foreign currency equivalent), you are required by the Financial Transactions Reporting Act
1996, to report this to a Customs Officer when you complete passport formalities on your arrival in or departure
from New Zealand. The Border Cash Report form is available from the Customs Service. Failure or refusal on
your part to complete such report or to supply full and accurate information is an offence.
A report must also be made, if applicable, by any person who is travelling with you on this craft.

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