Legal analysis:
No, if the luggage and items carried in and out of the country by passengers fall into any of the following circumstances, customs will not allow them to be released temporarily:
1. Passengers cannot pay taxes on imported items on the spot;
2. Entry and exit items fall within the scope of license management, but passengers cannot submit them on the spot;
3. Entry and exit items If the items exceed the reasonable quantity for personal use, and the goods declaration formalities or other customs procedures are required according to regulations, they have not yet done so;
4. If there are any doubts about the attributes and contents of the incoming and outgoing items, they need to be identified by the relevant competent authorities. Identification and verification;
5. Other luggage items that are temporarily not allowed to be released according to regulations.
The Customs of the People's Republic of China is the country's customs and entry (hereinafter referred to as entry and exit) supervision and management agency. The customs shall, in accordance with this Law and other relevant laws and administrative regulations, supervise the inbound and outbound means of transport, goods, luggage items, postal items and other items (hereinafter referred to as the inbound and outbound means of transport, goods and items), and collect customs duties and other taxes and fees. Detect smuggling, compile customs statistics and handle other customs business.
Legal basis:
"Regulations on Personal Detention by the Customs of the People's Republic of China" Article 6 Customs staff discover that in the customs supervision area and the prescribed areas along the coast near the customs, If the following acts are suspected of smuggling crimes, the smuggling suspects may be detained after on-the-spot questioning and inspection:
(1) Article 7 (1) to (5) of the Implementing Regulations The acts listed in the item, and the amount is relatively large, and the circumstances are serious;
(2) Directly illegally purchasing items prohibited from import by the state from smugglers, or directly illegally purchasing other smuggled imported goods from smugglers, Items, if the amount is relatively large;
(3) Transporting, purchasing, or selling goods prohibited from import and export by the state in inland seas, territorial seas, boundary rivers, or lakes, or transporting, purchasing, or selling goods restricted by the state for import and export. , items, the amount is relatively large, and there is no legal certificate;
(4) Conspiracy with smuggling suspects to provide them with loans, funds, account numbers, invoices, certificates, or provide transportation, Safekeeping, mailing or other methods;
(5) Any other act of evading customs supervision and being suspected of smuggling crimes.