FAQs

Plants and flowers may travel to Suriname but must be inspected by Ministry of LVV.

Surinamese law and regulations (Decision No. 225 of the Foreign Exchange Commission) prohibits travelers from carrying USD 10,000 or more, or its equivalent when crossing Suriname’s borders. This is a violation of the law, and the individual will be prosecuted and handed over to the police.

As long as it stays within the limitations of passengers well.

Be prepared with details such as the quantity, value, and description of goods being declared. Having receipts and invoices for purchased items can be helpful.

In some cases, you may need to clear customs during a layover. Follow airport signs and instructions, and contact airline staff if you have concerns about the connection.

Yes, different countries have various restrictions on items such as food, plants, and certain materials. Check the customs guidelines for your destination to ensure compliance.

Yes, it is generally required to declare all items, including personal belongings, on the customs form. Be sure to follow the specific guidelines provided on the form.