Topic: Travelling with Cryptocurrency? Do you declare it at immigration ? (Read 233 times)
WOW! to me this is like declaring thin air to them, it's tangible yet intangible, physical yet not physical. money laundering laws only apply to physical cash you may have on you at that point so except they have the device(i haven't invented it yet), then they don't know how wealthy I am.
June 19, 2018, 06:07:32 AM
there is no need whatsoever in declaring ICO related asset or ones crypto currency in the immigration of any country as it is not supposed to be tailored to your name like other assets would. it can only be spent and not tied to you like and equipment or a luggage
June 19, 2018, 06:06:40 AM
There is a minimum threshold one is allowed to travel beyond immigration border. In my country , you can't travel with more than $10,000;Unless you document and declare it. Do you think I need to declare my cryptocurrency to the immigration? OR should I keep mute. My fear is I might be charge with money laundering if I later exchange my crypto at my destination and the authorities found out. Any body with experience to share with me.
The only way they will know it, is if you tell them that you have cryptocurrency, what if they ask you to open your wallet so they could see how much do have, will you do it, silence is going to be a virtue here, so keep it to yourself and find a way they will not discover you have cryptocurrency.
June 19, 2018, 05:54:45 AM
There is a minimum threshold one is allowed to travel beyond immigration border. In my country , you can't travel with more than $10,000;Unless you document and declare it. Do you think I need to declare my cryptocurrency to the immigration? OR should I keep mute. My fear is I might be charge with money laundering if I later exchange my crypto at my destination and the authorities found out. Any body with experience to share with me.
As long as you are not bringing cash with you then no need to worry about your crypto. Those crypto that you have in your wallet has been taxed by the government and they can't do anything if you're going to exchange it into cash anywhere in the world. As long as you are not doing illegal stuff with your money.
June 19, 2018, 04:43:58 AM
There is a minimum threshold one is allowed to travel beyond immigration border. In my country , you can't travel with more than $10,000;Unless you document and declare it. Do you think I need to declare my cryptocurrency to the immigration? OR should I keep mute. My fear is I might be charge with money laundering if I later exchange my crypto at my destination and the authorities found out. Any body with experience to share with me.
As long as you are not bringing cash with you then no need to worry about your crypto. Those crypto that you have in your wallet has been taxed by the government and they can't do anything if you're going to exchange it into cash anywhere in the world. As long as you are not doing illegal stuff with your money.
June 19, 2018, 04:39:49 AM
I don't think you need to make any declaration to the immigration office. The cryptocurrency is your property only when it is converted into cash. Now it is just a number, and I think you use cryptocurrency even in other countries. , your country can not find it is you use!
June 19, 2018, 04:37:59 AM
There's no need to declare anything as they don't even know that you are bringing that much money, they don't need to know that for your own convenience. If they know then they ask you to provide some document it is more works to do, you can stay quote about it and just spend the crypto later.
June 19, 2018, 04:33:52 AM
Are you stupid? The cryptocurrency is a free currency and you don't have to declare that you hold the cryptocurrency. You don't need to tell everyone that you own the cryptocurrency. This is your own protection. You can boldly use cryptocurrencies when you go to Japan, but you can't do that in countries like Mexico.
June 18, 2018, 05:58:33 PM
I really do not think it's necessary as the fact that it's decentralized. Of, course, nothing is impossible. With the way things are going, crypto would change the world, definitely. But, your crypto is just about your anonymity, you don't need declare it to anyone.
June 18, 2018, 05:54:57 PM
There is a minimum threshold one is allowed to travel beyond immigration border. In my country , you can't travel with more than $10,000;Unless you document and declare it. Do you think I need to declare my cryptocurrency to the immigration? OR should I keep mute. My fear is I might be charge with money laundering if I later exchange my crypto at my destination and the authorities found out. Any body with experience to share with me.
How do you travel with a decentralized chain?
Do you declare whats on your credit cards?
This is a moronic thread and I bit.
June 18, 2018, 05:28:13 PM
If I were you don't travel in country which is still banned the crypto, and for the other country will allow it make it sure how much their corresponding value of money they allowed so that no hassle for you. I think no need to declare it to immigration.
June 18, 2018, 05:20:48 PM
Cash is not cryptocurrency. If you have to declare any asset which might have high value, or exceed $10k, then you might want to think about declaring it. But I don't think so that would be the case.
About money laundering: if you can show the authorities how the transactions went, then I think it would clear you of the charges.
About money laundering: if you can show the authorities how the transactions went, then I think it would clear you of the charges.
June 18, 2018, 04:45:38 PM
are not just travelling with your private key? that will let you access your crypto which is totally decentralised globally
June 18, 2018, 03:22:28 PM
There is a minimum threshold one is allowed to travel beyond immigration border. In my country , you can't travel with more than $10,000;Unless you document and declare it. Do you think I need to declare my cryptocurrency to the immigration? OR should I keep mute. My fear is I might be charge with money laundering if I later exchange my crypto at my destination and the authorities found out. Any body with experience to share with me.
Why should you declare it? The one that must be declare was cash on hand but there is no "show money" involved in most of the cases. Cryptos are not part of it as it was digital. Immigration fficers doesn't asked that question so why bother to tell them you have a cryptos.
Just be ready with your cash money (fiat). You want a less hassle interrogation so better just follow protocols and don't be regret if you convert some of your cryptos into cash to act as you cash money on immigration.
June 18, 2018, 02:43:25 PM
There is a minimum threshold one is allowed to travel beyond immigration border. In my country , you can't travel with more than $10,000;Unless you document and declare it. Do you think I need to declare my cryptocurrency to the immigration? OR should I keep mute. My fear is I might be charge with money laundering if I later exchange my crypto at my destination and the authorities found out. Any body with experience to share with me.
It is quite fascinating to hear that you want to declare your cryptocurrency to the authority. Or it a big joke? Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that most times operates with anonymity, I wonder how you intend to declare it. I have not heard such a thing before.
June 18, 2018, 12:45:48 PM
About your cryptocurrency in Aeroporto certainly report is not necessary... It is not serious, the immigration service did not believe the cryptocurrency for money.
May 27, 2018, 02:28:49 PM
Actually your bitcoin is just the combinations of words or numbers and letters, as you can keep it secret. You can move to anywhere with millions but spending can be issue
May 27, 2018, 02:22:12 PM
why will you declare bitcoin at immigration when travelling?all you need to do is to look at the country you are travelling to whether they are crypto friendly.Because cryptocurrency do not know borders or boundaries around the world,The only problem with travelling is that you need to know the regulation in that country concerning cryptocurrrency before you make up your mind to travel there or else you get there and cannot spend your money due to restrictions on cryptocurrency.
May 27, 2018, 02:21:36 PM
Why on earth would you declare it? It's the same if you have funds/cash in your bank account, would you declare that? You only declare what you have physically which is never the case with cryptocurrency
May 27, 2018, 02:13:53 PM
Do these immigration guys understand what Crypto is all about, one of the good thing about Crypto is that you can move around with million of USD and no one will know what you are carrying, to me it would be stupid to be declaring the value of Crypto one is carrying around
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