According to the Interim Measures for the Administration of Foreign Currency Cash Entry and Exit jointly issued by the General Administration of Customs and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and other relevant regulations, if the amount of foreign currency cash carried by outbound personnel exceeds US$ 5,000 to US$ 65,438+US$ 00,000 (including US$ 65,438+US$ 00,000), they shall apply to the designated foreign exchange bank for carrying certificates.
When carrying foreign currency cash with the equivalent value of more than US$ 65,438+00,000 out of the country, an application should be made to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange at the place of deposit or the place where the foreign exchange purchase bank is located, and the customs will examine and release it with the certificate stamped by the above-mentioned department.
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Entry-exit supervision: supervision of inbound and outbound means of transport, goods, luggage, postal articles and other articles; Collecting customs duties and other taxes and fees; Seize smuggling; Compiling customs statistics; Handle other customs affairs.
People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs is the national entry-exit supervision and administration organ, which implements a vertical management system and is divided into three levels in organizational structure: the first level is the General Administration of Customs; The second level is Guangdong Branch, two special commissioners' offices in Tianjin and Shanghai, 465 and 438+0 directly under the customs, and two customs schools (Shanghai Customs College and Qinhuangdao Customs School).
There are 562 customs directly under the third-level customs. In addition, there are offices in Brussels, Moscow, Washington and Hong Kong. At present, China Customs has more than 48,000 related personnel (including customs anti-smuggling police). Today, there are 253 first-class ports approved by the state, and nearly 200 second-class ports originally approved by provincial people's governments.
The General Administration of Customs of China supervises inbound and outbound means of transport, goods, luggage, postal articles and other articles according to the provisions of the Customs Law.
In 2003, the national customs supervised a total of 654.38+642.54 million tons of import and export goods, 22.92 million inbound and outbound means of transport (vehicles and racks) and 4,465.438+10,000 TEUs of inbound and outbound containers, up by 1.6%, 3% and 26.4% respectively. It supervised 232.59 million entry-exit personnel, 96.57 million postal articles and 53.59 million express mail.
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