re: sir

[dextenorio04]

uu sir matumal nga,hehehehe, osm ako sir......nung isang araw ko lang nalaman na may ganto palang site para sa mga alumni,hehehe, ayos na ayos...

[almarzalmario'03]

uu sir matumal nga,hehehehe, osm ako sir......nung isang araw ko lang nalaman na may ganto palang site para sa mga alumni,hehehe, ayos na ayos...

hehehe di ko nsbi sau nun ngkita tau sa prc ha dmi lgi tao dun

[dextenorio04]

uu sir matumal nga,hehehehe, osm ako sir......nung isang araw ko lang nalaman na may ganto palang site para sa mga alumni,hehehe, ayos na ayos...

hehehe di ko nsbi sau nun ngkita tau sa prc ha dmi lgi tao dun

uu nga sir busy din kasi nun,...heheheheh

[randyescano04]

ok tsong copy..ingat din dyan kita kits nlng OSM..

[rb_federico_06]

Matagal na talagang ban ang liquor at cigarette sa singapore..... kaya sir pag sa singapore wag na tayong magtake life mahirap na mapapahamak lang tayo.. 1 story dito yung kasama ko na umampa dalawa silang may dalang cigarette.. yung isa 2 rim yung isa one rim.. nahuli yung may dalang 1 rim yung may dalang 2 rim hindi kasi naka scatter sa luggage nya yung mga cigarette so hindi makita sa xray yung isa naka rim pa talaga.. hehehehe

[hffederico_04]

Para mas clear.. pls see below message from Singapore Customs...Paxenxa na medjo late na ata ang reply ko dito sa thread na toh...pero atleast habol parin ang info para sa lahat...please be guided accordingly....


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AA) Dutiable Goods

1) Intoxicating liquors, spirits, wine, beer, ale & stout - excise duty ranging from S$50 to 100 per litre plus customs duty fee ranging from S$8 to 16 per litre.

2) Tobacco, cigarettes and cigars - customs duty fee of 10 times the value of the goods subject to additional fine and GS taxes, with a minimum fine of S$50.00/per good/item.

BB) Prohibited Goods - it is an offense to bring in any of the following into Singapore

1) Chewing Gum
2) Chewing Tobacco & imitation tobacco products
3) Cigarette lighters of pistol or revolver shape
4) Controlled drugs and pychotropic substances
5) Endangered species of wildlife and their by-products
6) Firecrackers
7) Obscene articles, publications, video tapes/discs and software
Reproduction of copyright publication's, video tapes, vcd, lcd, records & cassettes
9) Seditious and treasonable materials.

Cigarettes - effective 01st of January 2009, all legal cigarettes sold at licensed shops in Singapore are marked with the distinctive letters 'SDPC' marking on every stick of cigarette.

IT IS AN OFFENSE TO BUY, SMOKE or PROCESSES CIGARETTES WITHOUT THE 'SDPC' MARKING.

Offenders will be fined with a minimum of S$500 per packet of 20 sticks or less and/or jailed.

This notice, therefore, is soliciting from all manning offices who are taking care of the pre-departure briefings to clearly brief all joiners to any of our ships (technical and manning
ships) NOT bring "illegal cigarette" who are joining a ship in Singapore, or coming for a briefing and/or training.

This is also to highlight that one stick of illegal cigarettes (without SDPC marking) the rule applies without any leniency

unquote

[almarzalmario'03]

Para mas clear.. pls see below message from Singapore Customs...Paxenxa na medjo late na ata ang reply ko dito sa thread na toh...pero atleast habol parin ang info para sa lahat...please be guided accordingly....


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quote:
AA) Dutiable Goods

1) Intoxicating liquors, spirits, wine, beer, ale & stout - excise duty ranging from S$50 to 100 per litre plus customs duty fee ranging from S$8 to 16 per litre.

2) Tobacco, cigarettes and cigars - customs duty fee of 10 times the value of the goods subject to additional fine and GS taxes, with a minimum fine of S$50.00/per good/item.

BB) Prohibited Goods - it is an offense to bring in any of the following into Singapore

1) Chewing Gum
2) Chewing Tobacco & imitation tobacco products
3) Cigarette lighters of pistol or revolver shape
4) Controlled drugs and pychotropic substances
5) Endangered species of wildlife and their by-products
6) Firecrackers
7) Obscene articles, publications, video tapes/discs and software
Reproduction of copyright publication's, video tapes, vcd, lcd, records & cassettes
9) Seditious and treasonable materials.

Cigarettes - effective 01st of January 2009, all legal cigarettes sold at licensed shops in Singapore are marked with the distinctive letters 'SDPC' marking on every stick of cigarette.

IT IS AN OFFENSE TO BUY, SMOKE or PROCESSES CIGARETTES WITHOUT THE 'SDPC' MARKING.

Offenders will be fined with a minimum of S$500 per packet of 20 sticks or less and/or jailed.

This notice, therefore, is soliciting from all manning offices who are taking care of the pre-departure briefings to clearly brief all joiners to any of our ships (technical and manning
ships) NOT bring "illegal cigarette" who are joining a ship in Singapore, or coming for a briefing and/or training.

This is also to highlight that one stick of illegal cigarettes (without SDPC marking) the rule applies without any leniency

unquote

thanks fame sa singapore ako magjojoin eh buti na basa ko 2

[Edel Reniedo-Kutukovs 06]

your post well appreciated, ma'am fame! i didn't know about it.. thanks so much po.

[be_tayko08]

maam very informative po,singapore din po kasi joining port ko. thanks ma'am.

[rb_federico_06]

Para mas clear.. pls see below message from Singapore Customs...Paxenxa na medjo late na ata ang reply ko dito sa thread na toh...pero atleast habol parin ang info para sa lahat...please be guided accordingly....


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quote:
AA) Dutiable Goods

1) Intoxicating liquors, spirits, wine, beer, ale & stout - excise duty ranging from S$50 to 100 per litre plus customs duty fee ranging from S$8 to 16 per litre.

2) Tobacco, cigarettes and cigars - customs duty fee of 10 times the value of the goods subject to additional fine and GS taxes, with a minimum fine of S$50.00/per good/item.

BB) Prohibited Goods - it is an offense to bring in any of the following into Singapore

1) Chewing Gum
2) Chewing Tobacco & imitation tobacco products
3) Cigarette lighters of pistol or revolver shape
4) Controlled drugs and pychotropic substances
5) Endangered species of wildlife and their by-products
6) Firecrackers
7) Obscene articles, publications, video tapes/discs and software
Reproduction of copyright publication's, video tapes, vcd, lcd, records & cassettes
9) Seditious and treasonable materials.

Cigarettes - effective 01st of January 2009, all legal cigarettes sold at licensed shops in Singapore are marked with the distinctive letters 'SDPC' marking on every stick of cigarette.

IT IS AN OFFENSE TO BUY, SMOKE or PROCESSES CIGARETTES WITHOUT THE 'SDPC' MARKING.

Offenders will be fined with a minimum of S$500 per packet of 20 sticks or less and/or jailed.

This notice, therefore, is soliciting from all manning offices who are taking care of the pre-departure briefings to clearly brief all joiners to any of our ships (technical and manning
ships) NOT bring "illegal cigarette" who are joining a ship in Singapore, or coming for a briefing and/or training.

This is also to highlight that one stick of illegal cigarettes (without SDPC marking) the rule applies without any leniency

unquote

well understood maam... thank you po..

[daNiel ma' RopET's '03]

ty po..