Can I take 2 laptops with me when I emigrate to the Philippines from the UK [closed]



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I am emigrating to the Philippines and want to bring both my laptops with me.
Can this be done.
And what do I say to customs if they ask me.
They are used Laptops




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I am emigrating to the Philippines and want to bring both my laptops with me.
Can this be done.
And what do I say to customs if they ask me.
They are used Laptops




philippines




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I am emigrating to the Philippines and want to bring both my laptops with me.
Can this be done.
And what do I say to customs if they ask me.
They are used Laptops




philippines




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I am emigrating to the Philippines and want to bring both my laptops with me.
Can this be done.
And what do I say to customs if they ask me.
They are used Laptops





philippines





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closed as off-topic by Robert Columbia, Ali Awan, Newton, Giorgio, bytebuster Jun 8 at 18:23


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  • "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – Robert Columbia, Ali Awan, Newton, Giorgio, bytebuster
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closed as off-topic by Robert Columbia, Ali Awan, Newton, Giorgio, bytebuster Jun 8 at 18:23


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  • "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – Robert Columbia, Ali Awan, Newton, Giorgio, bytebuster
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  • Welcome! This might be a better fit for our sister site Expatriates.
    – Glorfindel
    Jun 8 at 15:10

















  • Welcome! This might be a better fit for our sister site Expatriates.
    – Glorfindel
    Jun 8 at 15:10
















Welcome! This might be a better fit for our sister site Expatriates.
– Glorfindel
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Welcome! This might be a better fit for our sister site Expatriates.
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Of course.



I regularly travel with two laptops; one work, one personal.



I've never been asked about why I have two. It's a reasonable number. If you had 5+ then maybe they'd ask questions as that seems odd. But 2 shouldn't be a concern at all.






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  • Agree. I've entered through NAIA with 2 laptops and other consumer electronics and nobody asked me anything about them.
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Of course.



I regularly travel with two laptops; one work, one personal.



I've never been asked about why I have two. It's a reasonable number. If you had 5+ then maybe they'd ask questions as that seems odd. But 2 shouldn't be a concern at all.






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  • Agree. I've entered through NAIA with 2 laptops and other consumer electronics and nobody asked me anything about them.
    – user16259
    Jun 8 at 14:38














up vote
3
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Of course.



I regularly travel with two laptops; one work, one personal.



I've never been asked about why I have two. It's a reasonable number. If you had 5+ then maybe they'd ask questions as that seems odd. But 2 shouldn't be a concern at all.






share|improve this answer




















  • Agree. I've entered through NAIA with 2 laptops and other consumer electronics and nobody asked me anything about them.
    – user16259
    Jun 8 at 14:38












up vote
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up vote
3
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Of course.



I regularly travel with two laptops; one work, one personal.



I've never been asked about why I have two. It's a reasonable number. If you had 5+ then maybe they'd ask questions as that seems odd. But 2 shouldn't be a concern at all.






share|improve this answer












Of course.



I regularly travel with two laptops; one work, one personal.



I've never been asked about why I have two. It's a reasonable number. If you had 5+ then maybe they'd ask questions as that seems odd. But 2 shouldn't be a concern at all.







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answered Jun 8 at 13:25









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  • Agree. I've entered through NAIA with 2 laptops and other consumer electronics and nobody asked me anything about them.
    – user16259
    Jun 8 at 14:38
















  • Agree. I've entered through NAIA with 2 laptops and other consumer electronics and nobody asked me anything about them.
    – user16259
    Jun 8 at 14:38















Agree. I've entered through NAIA with 2 laptops and other consumer electronics and nobody asked me anything about them.
– user16259
Jun 8 at 14:38




Agree. I've entered through NAIA with 2 laptops and other consumer electronics and nobody asked me anything about them.
– user16259
Jun 8 at 14:38



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