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I know of several individuals in Marathon, Fl. that have had their boat
seized in the Cay Sal Bank and the captain put in jail because they did not
have a cruising permit. The excuse "they were in transit to a port of entry"
did not fly. IMHO, it is not worth the risk.
Tom
Atlantic Beach, Fla.
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Subject: Re: lv-ab: customs & imigration
> Rob...Its not worth it! If you get busted, technicalities won't work. If
> the customs officials don't like the "cut of your jib" they might make
> you wait for hours before processing you. Its a power thing. Don't get
> cute. Mike s/v Last Call
>
> On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 09:51:58 -0400 "Rob and Sue Linehan"
> <> writes:
> Thanks for your response. You are correct. Geographically the Turks and
> Caicos are the Bahamas. However I believe politically they are a British
> Crown Colony, and therefore have different customs and immigration laws.
>
> Thanks again. I'm a little surprised there wasn't more activity on my
> question.
>
> Rob
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