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All travellers arriving in Namibia are required to declare goods exceeding the Duty-Free allowance provided under Rebate Item No. 407.02
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Rebate Item No. 407.02 provides for two types of allowances: consumables and used goods.
False
Travellers from SACU member countries are not entitled to import consumable goods duty-free.
False
Each traveller is allowed to import 300 cigarettes duty-free per person.
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The Free-Duty allowance for consumable goods applies to crew members such as the master of a ship or a pilot of a plane.
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The Free-Duty allowance for consumable goods is valid for any duration of absence from Namibia.
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Travellers from non-SACU countries can only import new goods of up to a value of N$5 000 per person without paying any duty thereon.
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Crew members are entitled to a Duty-Free allowance of N$700 for new or used goods.
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A person returning to Namibia from the United Kingdom for the second time within thirty days will qualify for the Duty-Free allowance for new or used goods.
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Flat-rate goods are exempted from payment of VAT if their total value does not exceed N$25 000.
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If a traveller has a single item exceeding the threshold of N$25 000, both the duty free and flat rate allowances will be forfeited.
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The 20% flat rate allowance will be granted an unlimited number of times during the 30-day cycle after an absence of 36 hours or more from the country.
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