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>Customs & Immigration Upon arrival to the marina, you must clear your vessel and crew with Bahamas Customs & Immigration, which is located a short stroll from the marina right here on the resort property. Just follow the posted signs. Clearing Procedures Visiting boaters must clear customs and immigration. As you pull into the Bimini Big Game Club marina, fly the yellow quarantine flag. Once docked, the captain is permitted to leave the boat in order to clear the boat and crew with local customs and immigration.

All crew are required to remain onboard until the captain returns with vessel clearance. All visitors entering The Bahamas must make a customs declaration upon arrival. Adult visitors are allowed to bring in 50 cigars, 200 cigarettes or one pound of tobacco, one quart of spirits and personal effects. Specifically, Bahamas Customs requires the following: • Vessel’s Registration • Completion of the Maritime Declaration Form • Completion of the Inward Report Form Everyone on board must have proof of citizenship and fill out an immigration card. Citizens can present a passport. Before leaving, be sure to surrender your copy of the immigration card. Specifically, Bahamas Immigration requires the following.

• Completion of Inward Passenger & Crew Manifest form • Completion of an Immigration Card for each person arriving on the vessel. Firearms If you have a firearm on board, you must declare it with Customs. Hp Officejet 7210 All-in-one Printer Manual. You must provide the serial number and manufacturer, plus an exact count of ammunition.

You are allowed to have a firearm on your boat, but you cannot take it off unless you have a permit from the Bahamian police ahead of time. Weapons must be under lock and key at all times. Any infraction of this law is dealt with severely.

Entry Fees The current fee is $150 for boats up to 35 feet in length and $300 for boats over 35 feet. This covers a vessel with Three persons or fewer. The fee covers the cruising permit, fishing permit, Customs and Immigration charges and the $25 per person departure tax for up to Three persons. The clearance fee entitles the vessel to two entries during a 90-day period. You must have the receipt when you return. Each additional person above Three and over the age of Six is charged a $25.00 departure tax.