PH CUSTOMS: ITEMS YOU CAN & CAN'T BRING | DUTY & TAX-FREE QUANTITIES | WHEN YOU HAVE TO DECLARE

[@JenniferTerri]

What are you bringing into the country? 🤓chos! If you're arriving in NAIA terminal 1, you may opt to do online customs declaration (optional): ideclare.customs.gov.ph/ All inbound travelers must register to E-TRAVEL: etravel.gov.ph/ 🔴 Philippine Trave Updates: kzbin.info

[@herminiarespicio266]

I’m planning to go vacation this coming April n gusto ko magdala ng frozen meat puedeba?🙏

[@rye2xtv367]

so we cannot bring luxury item? they are personal use naman po pwede ba un?

[@Jen3571o]

Dont bring pasalubong na lang..lahat bawal

[@kitty_s23456]

@@herminiarespicio266 frozen meat is not allowed. You have to get a permit.

[@parawboracay4078]

Hi, 200 USD max value in your bagages its almost not possible .. Custums department schould work together with Tourisim and immigration departments to try get a really easy, flexibel and logical roles for the visitors to welcoming them as it simply schould be ..

[@pomrobpomrob3938]

Another clear and useful guide to the rules. I am always stressed just before travelling to the Philippines These guides from Jennifer always help me to prepare.

[@margaritateves-hg3kv]

Thanks for this,maliwanag at tama ka Miss dapat diyan na sa atin mamili..Bonding narin ng family.❤

[@ningayeti]

I'm so happy to find that flame throwers are apparently not prohibited in the Ph.

[@georgecothran4760]

😆🤣

[@marjoriemenzies7728]

Siguro po tsamba tsamba lang ang nasisita at hindi nasisita sa customs. Kaya mas mabuting sumunod na lang po tayo sa mga patakaran. TYVM Jen sa mga updates mo.

[@deltadawn9086]

I just noticed this video was out 9 days ago but i only had the notification bell 4 hours ago? However, here's looking forward to my trip back home in just a few months. Thank you Jennifer, you're such a great help to your mga kababayan, and i've always relied on your travel updates for quite sometimes.

[@AmMixDog]

The problem with making a declaration via etravel, is that you are providing sensitive information very early. Early enough for bad elements to plan for your arrival at the airport or on your way home. Yes, on your way home! Declaring that you are carrying over $10,000 is enough for mischievous individuals to intercept you once you leave the airport. Be careful because of airport history everywhere not only the Philippines experience such crimes. It happens at banks too in the Philippines as experienced by someone. Do a manual declaration especially when you have things of substantial value to declare. Don't give scrupulous individuals a chance to intercept you.

[@mariethez434]

Declaring the items you have to bring naman sa lahat ng countries na need to i-declare should be done and be informed beforehand. AIRPORT LAWS na po yan INTERNATIONALLY by IATA. You will be pay a hefty fine kapag di mo dineclare kung ano ang nasa loob ng iyong check-in bags. Makabago na ang xrays/scan machine ngayon. One instance is a friend of a friend went back to Australia and marami syang dalang pagkain, goods, fruits, etc from Philippines na pasalubong. Pinagalitan sya ng customs there for not declaring these items which is prohibited to bring. Ikaw ba naman magdala ng 4 na bottles of bagoong, bananas, langka, mangga, durian and even cooked foods which are frozen pero pagdating sa Australia eh hindi na frozen hahahaha... and eto pa, walis-tambo and banig... Kinuha nila ang ibang items and she even fined AUD 430.00 for not complying with the rules. If she have declared them, siguro hindi sya magkakaroon ng fine. Pwera na lang ang banig, walis tambo at mga fruits which will be harmful for their crops as these might have pests or insects na talagang kukunin nila. FOLLOW THE RULES. AND YOU WILL NEVER GO WRONG.

[@wradak]

First up: Kudos to Jenni for trying her hand at information about customs regulations, that has to be the most inconsistent and fast changing part of airtravel. I tried a few times to get a comprehensive list of items, but usually it doesn't exist for the public. So coming from germany, i usually stick to the customs information the german embassy in Manila publishes in collab with PH customs. The two items that confuse me the most in this internet age and that have been on the list for a decade now and never changed: sexually explicit material and night vision goggles? What am i gonna do in the PH? Sit in my dark hotel room at night and read pron magazines in the dark with my night vision goggles? lol Never thought to bring either items on my travels haha

[@cristinaakahane]

Thanks Jennifer good watching your vlog again . God bless you .

[@carlschleicher5516]

Thanks, I did not know that I need a letter from my Doctor about my prescriptions.

[@joselaverniyabut9298]

Parang humigpit yata ng husto ? Pwede dalhin na lang container or bottle ng medicines prescribed ng doctor indicates name. of owner at dosages?

[@georgecothran4760]

@@joselaverniyabut9298 Thank you. Salamat sa impormasyon ay pinahahalagahan.

[@johnniehooks6737]

Great information Jennifer, I’m new to traveling to the Philippines and this video is very helpful. Can’t wait to retire in January 2024 In Philippines.

[@preciousbowers9149]

Minsan yong mga ganitong vlog ng bibigay lng ng stress sa mga bebeyahe 😅

[@melchantz]

This makes me not even think of going there anymore.. this is depressing.. i know there are rules to be followed but it becomes too much.. i know family likes "pasalubong" but everything is limited.. so why even bother..

[@ritamejia7256]

Thnks again for updated info...GODBLESS..

[@gracecanilao988]

Thank you ms jen very imformative more power your channel Godbless stay safe always

[@dennisgenio943]

Suggestion, Customs SHOULD made a written rules and regulation or information about Do's and Don't's to bring in the Philippines through Philippine Embassy or having a sites or links so that people should know and aware.

[@JohnSmith-bz9be]

This is an awesome video and so useful. One of your best yet. Cheers JT!

[@dariusslade4953]

Hi Jennifer, thanks again for a very concise and informed customs briefing! My buddy is visiting this month. I shared you briefing on all the necessary "things you need to know or do" when traveling to the Philippines. He's bringing me a bottle of men's colognem, otc drugs, and snacks... We were wondering about customs. You address all my questions. You didn't mention "food porn". I was hoping he bring me pics BBQ brisket, sausages, sweet potato pie, potato salad, enchiladas and crispy tacos! I guess those would get confiscated huh? Thanks again!

[@bloodymarymary6214]

This is quite helpful. Thanks, Jenn!

[@vhashimoto5950]

Thanks, nice to hear the Do & Don’t to your vlog. Very interesting, Keep a good work.🎉❤

[@Karetov]

Always appreciate your videos… I am guilty of bringing in half of the forbidden items you have in your video. Never once have I had a problem. I pack several balikbayan boxes and one has a styrofoam ice chest with frozen beef steaks from the US… Never once had a problem… And the steaks were far better than any steaks in the Philippines… I also send a lot of questionable items through LBC…

[@waltneitzel4950]

Just before Covid I arrived with a couple of packages of Nathans hot dogs in cold packs in my luggage. Yep customs confiscated the hot dogs. I once mailed several big sausages and some other American food to an expat friend who had been a long time in the P.I. He got that package Ok. Go figure.

[@miltayoto]

Thanks for the very informative video Ms. Jen.

[@dennisv7970]

This information is very helpful. Thank you

[@whatevertheworldholds]

Thanks Jennifer for the information God Bless you and have a wonderful weekend 😊

[@mpoiya]

For money, the best is send it via remittances and collect it in the Philippines (pick up) or just deposit to your bank account in the Phils

[@herbwitt7710]

Thanks for all the great info.❤

[@vangietan1741]

I do not know if custom is checking me for illegal items or just things they want to fault me so they have a different motive behind it like monetary

[@Keith-vq3ob]

Thanks for the general info.

[@waltneitzel4950]

Thanks for the good information Jennifer. I have been to the Philippines several times, and while there have experienced power failures. (one pretty nasty typhoon which knocked the power out for days) Is there any prohibited electronics such as frequency and voltage converters that can be hooked up to a battery for back up power.? Batteries being pretty heavy I would purchase that locally but I'm not sure of electronic inverters availability locally. I would be bringing a small inverter that weighs not more than 10 lbs and a related battery charger weighing several pounds? Anything electronic I would be bringing in would not be taken back to the U.S., as I'm renting a condo and would leave the electronics there permanently. Thanks for any info you can supply.

[@jes2731]

We flew into NAIA last December for a vacation, and after clearing immigrations, and walking towards customs, they just waved us through as we were approaching. The three of us pushing 3 baggage carts with 6 checked and 6 hand carried bags in total. We never even slowed our walking pace, and they didn't ask or make any attempt to collect the declaration forms. They just smiled, waved and wished us a nice day. Coming back a month later, and clearing US immigrations and customs in LAX. I never saw any signage, line or anything saying US Customs. At both ends customs was pretty much non-existent.

[@carlflores3985]

Because I guess they know that your following the rule as your willing to declare anything you ganno bring, but if your trying to hide without declaring it for sure they will do something ,it seems like they give consideration upon your visit 🙂

[@KishaAmenio06x]

Same here. No issues

[@jani2287]

Itong mga vlogger lng naman gumagawa gawa ng istorya.

[@jani2287]

Kakauwi ko lng wl naman problema.

[@ineeshanenavaja6821]

@@jani2287 pwede po ba mag dala mga pasalubog like shoes and perfumes?

[@riccocarmona2924]

Great job again Jennifer. This vlog is so informative and just in time for my next trip to the Pinas. Just a suggestion for your next vlog: what are the requirements to bring your pets with you.

[@Elisa-fd5lh]

What about glutathione injectables? Can we bring to Canada?

[@stevec9475]

Always so helpful Jennifer I always recommend the Philippines to people when they ask what my favourite country to travel is. I am arriving late next week from Australia and have already organised the taxi in one of your previous videos. He seems like an awesome guy. As for the gadgets, I always bring 2 laptops and 2 phones (one to use there and the other a backup in case mine drops or I get pick pocketed haha) bu this time I am bring a few extra phones to donate to an orphanage to perhaps give to teenagers that cannot afford them. I bring medication but the doctors letter is accompanied with it. Your channel is VITAL for people to see before travelling there as you do all the hard work telling us all rule changes and "Do's & Don'ts".... for us to find out all of this information we would be spending many hours reading websites and watching different videos on KZbin. Thankyou so much!

[@johnclark7973]

They can't afford service either, douche.

[@stevec9475]

@@johnclark7973 what an ignorant thing to say. You hear of free wifi??? Dont be a troll mate....

[@merlin5lt1]

Which taxi she recommended?

[@violetasan306]

Excellently informative!!! Thnxxxx!!!

[@melfordsolomon8244]

Awesome information as usual thank you so much

[@FilipinaAndTheForeigner]

Thank you for always giving such helpful information

[@auroragould1527]

Thank you for sharing this information!

[@edgarsanchez6043]

Good day Mate....its a long time waiting your vlog....where are you now Jennifer? Miss your vlog....

[@michaellangemann]

Very good explanation ❤

[@ASITL]

how much gold jewellery can be brought as gift for family?

[@boogiebackues8232]

Hi Jennifer thanks for the information, it's very helpful.

[@fbach2100]

Thank you very much for this informative video. I’m just wondering is it 2 bottes of wine per person or per family ? I will be traveling with my 15 years old son next week I was wondering if we could take 4 bottes as we are 2 people 😁

[@kitty_s23456]

Hi, it's 2 bottles per person, maximum 1500 ml total (per person). In your situation, you + son can bring 4 bottles. Make sure the other 2 bottles are in his luggage. Cheers! 🍾🥂

[@youngmonger4502]

Thank you for the information, and I'm not sure if I missed it, but what about a 32" smart TV approximately $150 value? Travelling from USA only 1 bag and TV.

[@JenniferTerri]

Thats alright.

[@roberthertel5565]

Very informative video, thank you very much ! I think my favorite part is when you mentioned 'shop local', support the local economy :) I like that.

[@florenciaben1787]

Thank you Jennifer. Its very informative. Love it. 😊❤️

[@steveperyer4850]

Jennifer, thank you for this very valuable information. I am planning to move to the Philippines, and this info helped me very much. Thank You. 😊😊😊😊

[@josellefebrero6686]

Jen, thank you for this very informative video, please continue making these kind of videos.. very helpful talaga🤗 new subscriber here🤗

[@rowenadinsmore1]

there is a backlog with the balikbayan boxes being released sa port. So make it 6 months ahead instead of 3 months.

[@lynettecartagena54]

Miss jen.,please explain thoroughly regarding bringing old jewelries to the philippines.do we need to declare it?kahit matagal na yong mga jewelry dala dala lang pag nag bakasyon sa mga anak

[@mimatube7233]

Thank you so much it helps a lot!! God bless

[@jojoperez70]

Yes, they can check your bag or luggage but it must be in front of you. Turn on your video or audio & focus it in your properties but not on those agents...

[@josefanazareno2950]

Hi Jennifer. Thank you always for your very informational video. Is there anyway you can provide us information on how to bring pet (dog) to the Philippines? Thank you. Appreciate you 😊

[@renatoaniel3656]

Thank you for a very helpful infos!

[@ancasis1019]

Thank you for the info,so helpful, hod bless

[@perlaledesma5142]

Thanks for all the infos Jennifer good to know before we go! 👍🏼

[@MFric61]

Thank you for another very useful and informative video :)

[@toddhomman2569]

Great video, thank you. I am assuming SEEDS for growing veggies fir personal use ( a small garden) I will need an import form?

[@edburrage6596]

Thank you this was very helpful.

[@chubsound]

Can you speak to salted seed (pumpkin, sunflower, watermelon) and nut (cashew, almond, walnut) snacks? Also, with supplements, specifically ground root and mushroom in capsule form.

[@leadlearner6391]

thank you for such great information Jenni :-) can a person bring in packets of seeds in original sealed packet?

[@kitty_s23456]

Hi, you can't bring seeds or plamt materials unless you have a permit from the proper govt agency.

[@anitadeocampo8389]

Pag nagkataon, tiba-tiba ang mga mag-iinspect ng luggages, either they confiscate undeclared goods or tatanggap ng suhol from the traveller para palusutin ang undeclared but allowable goods. As what Jennifer said, very inconsistent sa Pinas.

[@mohammedfahees932]

Hi Jennifer,thx for the update.just I want to know.can bring TV 32' .I'm not Filipino but my family in the Philippines.

[@davidkilleen2930]

Hello Jennifer! Do you know any special precautions needed to be taking into consideration when traveling to the Philippines with precious metals such as gold and silver coins/bars that are clearly stamped. Any information you might have would be greatly appreciated☺

[@rayrunn9441]

The value of $10,000.00 will be used to determine if allowable.

[@jonahampton8081]

Following

[@chrisdillon2073]

Thank you for today's video

[@alpharogers2]

Can you include information vlog coming from the Philippines going back home to other countries such as the US or others. If you have information such as this, please provide. It will be very useful and informative.

[@MyG-mail-d7y]

Hi Jennifer, appreciate your informative vids! My QUESTIONS (1) will there be a problem if I bring trail mix or dried fruits in grocery produce bags? (2) Are food & gifts more than $200 declared/ taxed? Unopened instant coffee, protein bar, gourmet sausage, sweater, hats, etc. Thank you!

[@JenniferTerri]

Commerically processed dried fruits in personal quantity should be fine.

[@JenniferTerri]

They wont account for the value of regular grocery items.

[@MyG-mail-d7y]

Thanks!!!@@JenniferTerri

[@josiemacasaet839]

Hi Jen.. appreciate this video… just want to ask if I can bring bacon and other cold meats like salami and cheese for personal consumption.. do I need to declare this if it’s just a small amount

[@JenniferTerri]

@@josiemacasaet839 bawal po talaga meats especially raw, need ng permit. If youre going to declare it either they will confiscate it or…just let u go lalo na if small quantities lang. Like i said in this video, lenient masyado customs natin.

[@MichaelBuck]

What about bringing packets of SEEDS into the Philippines? I was thinking of bringing some sealed heirloom seeds to grow my own food there someday. These obviously are not LIVE foods and dont have bugs on them. They are in a sealed packet and never opened. Based on a cursory review it seems this should be OK. But I wanted to check with you to see if you have heard anything about this or not. Thank you so much for your kindness and hard work in providing all this information to us. Are you married to a foreigner yourself? You seem to know all the ins and outs for expats so it makes me think you have a foreigner husband. Anyway, keep smile'n and God bless you and your family!

[@wandalab6443]

dont bring it

[@joseyabut4688]

Paki indicate din ang limation or limits , gaano karamihan ang Hindi Pwede… Nakakalito na ngayon , sabi nga ng iba, iba ngayon at iba din nuon …

[@17MegaMon]

For vitamins, supplements and medicines: is it 500g total for this category or for each type? Like can I bring 500g of vitamins, 500g of supplements and 500g of medicine?

[@merlitajamilla4061]

This is my question too. How’s your travel? Did you declare everything?

[@lynettecartagena54]

Hello hows your travel did you declare everything? Hoping for your reoply

[@janedarcy5550]

Hello Jen. Can I bring in chocolates? Should I declare them as "foodstuff" ?

[@artssite24]

meanwhile .. tickets are still over priced

[@bartonpercival3216]

I'm leaving for the Philippines in mid February and I bought my ticket on January 26th on Korean Air. My ticket for only being 3 weeks out was quite reasonable. With tax only $1090 US dollars

[@ingekrogenaes5510]

What do you mean by: If your covered, - concerning bringing personal jewelry etc.?

[@bigbearhugebear9018]

Good video...I live in Las Vegas . When I go to the Philippines I leave my loaded dice at home

[@alanhughes1262]

Radio communication is for ham operators who need a Philippine's receptacle license from the ntc from, there own country to bring their amateur radio in all radios have to be on the license including serial numbers of equipment.

[@glendalecaoile9817]

Thanks for sharing ❤god bless

[@kurdapyarose8461]

thank you Jennifer

[@antiquenaenespana2605]

Thank u Ms Teri, if makasagot po kau🙏♥️🙏

[@raymessenger8972]

Hello I now have flown into terminal 3 four times since August .. What a contrast first time in August it was fast about 20 minutes whole thing since then it has been downhill on Wednesday took 80minutes and lots behind me had longer delays, Only 2 properly manned stalls with one partly being used for other visa requirements . I have this type of delay at t1when departing but now getting into the country .Government has said it is improving I don't see that down on ground . I have flight in and out terminal 1 next week not looking forward to to build in delays there. Hope the government will do something shortly as there plenty of other asian countries doing it so much better

[@TharaLetzISLANDER]

Thank you for the info…my dad managed to take home his gf ashes without doing anything because he left without telling anyone and he can’t hear or see that well so they prolly helped him, along the way he was robbed in Dallas during quarantine so no luggage except his hand carry of ashes..don’t know how he managed that…will be leaving in March for Pinas and this information is much needed thank you, I’m assuming dried fish is ok to bring back from Pinas…cuz many somehow had some featured on Facebook..

[@vangietan1741]

So sorry but Philippine s is the king of dried fish are you bringing something different?

[@vangietan1741]

Sorry I mis understood yes it’s ok to bring back dried fish from the Philippines to Us because they sell it in Naaia terminal I bought some myself in 2019 it’s the small ones that shaped like butterfly

[@lancemanyon4235]

I’m confused about medication’s. Do I still need a doctors note and why I’m seeking treatment if it’s just for my personal use?

[@euphoricseoul]

Hi Miss @Jennifer Terri. Updated requirements sana para sa mga tourist (foreign nationals and balikbayans) papuntang Boracay. Thanks po

[@worldtravelventures]

Jennifer,are pocket knives and /or multi tools allowed to bring in within my checked baggage ??

[@aremes007]

Hi Jennifer, i just want to verify what is the process on goods bought at duty free store from origin country and bringing it through a connecting local destination. Like, if i bought liquor from a duty free shop of the originating country which will definitely be more than 100 ml. And i am travelling to davao via manila international airport, is there any issue of carrying these liquors on the local flight as my check in baggage were automatically transferred by the airline. My worry is entering the local departure area where there will be security check again for goods being brought in the plane. Thank you for all your helpful videos.

[@avg_audience8370]

hello, just want to ask where or which site do you find the file about the quantity of items to be considered as personal that is in 14:17 ? just want to check it for myself. Thank you

[@anitadeocampo8389]

Enough to discourage tourists and balikbayans with all these inconsistencies.

[@Ro6entX]

I’m curious if nicotine lozenges are allowed and will pass Philippines customs? It’s not tobacco but maybe consider as over the counter. And not sure if has to be sealed or not.

[@FamVenture]

Can anyone please clarify what it means to be able to bring P10000 ($200) worth of goods? Shoes and clothes alone are already worth way more than that.. if we bring a laptop, that's already over $1000. It doesn't make any sense

[@yehzay]

Hi Jennifer thank you so much for this very informative video, pwd mag ask regarding electronics can I bring un opened (still in the box) 2 cellphones and 1 tablet po? Or it needs to be out of the box po? Please I need help

[@neinaknhein5590]

So Jennifer, I have almost 500+ perfumes, most of them are 100mL, I can only bring back 5? I won't retire to Philippines anymore... sigh.

[@brendaleal2803]

Thank you for all the info you have provided. How about processed meat, like beef jerky for example. Allowable ba? As well I read about the 6 months minimum requirement of the passport. Mine will expire in july, is it safe to travel na walang problema? Salamat

[@kitty_s23456]

Hi, processed meat like beef jerky is OK. Pack & seal it well. As for your passport, if you're using a foreign passport you can't travel (abroad) on it anymore. Most airlines require at least 6 months left on the PP. You must renew your PP before you take an international flight. If you're still a PH citizen & will travel on a PH passport, you can travel to PH even if you have < 6 months on it. (It's assumed that you will renew it in PH.)

[@lilybelleespineli-abinales6386]

yes, @Kitty S is right. You should renew, i think it's mandatory for international travel.

[@benniegarcia8869]

A friend from US brought home to Pinas beef jerkey

[@melindaeldridge5762]

Can u share a video about bringing gold and silver coins in the Philippines kung Magkano ang pwede lang na dalhin for each person thanks

[@melvyntaylor6165]

Hi J.alot of guys,are asking about viagra.😅 Example,if they go for the extention 59 days,How many can they take.? Thanks for your great vlogs as always.

[@georgiamorena2145]

Ipabalikbayan mo na Lang yung mga items on the date that will coincide with ur arrival in d Phil or later whichever comes first

[@mazthespaz1]

so a phone and a laptop should be no problem?

[@philipquigley]

what if a country like Ireland has no philo embassy or consulate how do you get around that problem as Ireland had a philo problem up to the time before the Aquinos came into power so you would be very surprised of how many countries has no consulates now

[@rollyphoenix8395]

Jennifer... of all the bloggers and comments... no one has mentioned the effectiveness or not regarding ...TSA Locks. Pls advice. thx

[@dann547]

My first trip there 23 years ago we handed the customs guy our paperwork with a discreet thousand peso bill tucked underneath. We were happy there was no need for that On subsequent trips.

[@zephyrastral8299]

Do I need to tick ‘Yes’ on Jewelery? ,I have one personal gold ring that I wear all the time. I’m travelling to Cebu, Philippines this month. TIA

[@OneJuanWon]

Very helpful info as I plan to be in Cebu for 2 weeks this April. So if I have a pill travel container (clear plastic box for my daily supplement vitamins for 14 days), there's not going to be an issue with customs? I suppose if they toss them out I can go to a pharmacy and buy some.....just wondering if this will create any issue when arriving. Thank you again Jen!

[@Castapher]

have you found a solution for this? Were you managed to get in with Supplements?

[@OneJuanWon]

@@Castapher If you have to check in your baggage for the airline, there won't be a problem. That's what I did. Carry on might be a different story - I can't speak on that one though.

[@totalnoobtactics8283]

Im going to the Philippines this June...am I aloud to take a bag of chocolate 🍫 candy 🍬 bars...??

[@stephennorfleet1814]

I have a question: what if your personal items (ie cellphones, tablets or laptops) exceed 10k pesos in value? Would they have to be declared? If so, what are the declaration amounts? I've been traveling to the Philippines for years and have never been asked to declare such items. Cellphones and laptops alone can easily exceed this threshold.

[@lilybelleespineli-abinales6386]

you're right, me too... I never declared mine since they are for my personal use and they are all used. I never heard about this rule before, actually, this is the first time I heard about it. I just came back from my trip on Dec 18. My cellphone and iPad pro exceed that threshold too. I wonder when exactly this new rule was implemented.

[@archyblossoms5195]

This is exactly my question too. I am so confused whether or not to declare these devices for personal use. I will be going to the ph the first of March.

[@CyberSystemOverload]

The key is "personal use". My gaming laptop (I'm from the UK) alone is in the region of PHP 90,000 but its my personal machine. No ones gonna bother if you have a lappy and 2 cellphones. They will only sit up and take note if they find 6 Samsung flagship phones , 2 laptops and 5 iPads in a suitcase. Saying "personal use" now wont work!

[@haha5809]

@@archyblossoms5195hello how was ur travel kabayan? Did u declared ur electronic devices?

[@filomenaroque7052]

Jennifer can I bring or check in or carry on solar light 150 watt