Two Germans attempt to smuggle out EUR 850k

These turks had probably been to Kosovo for a drug payment. What else are two turks doing in Serbia with all that money?

koko, into what country in the world can you in bring more than 10,000 EU/$ undeclared - including the USA? What about Albania, what is the undeclared limit allowed?
(winston, 6 June 2013 16:54)

Ten kilos.

Criminals with guns, thats all what the border robbers and their family will be known as.
(koko, 6 June 2013 16:05)

He failed to provide proof of declaring the money before entering Serbia. To whatever country you go you must declare money if you intend to bring more than 10 000 US dollars so I dont really understand what criminality are you talking about?But on the other hand, you probably never went outside your sheep-village somewhere in the deepest albanian forest so your ignorance is not so hard to understand.

koko, into what country in the world can you in bring more than 10,000 EU/$ undeclared - including the USA? What about Albania, what is the undeclared limit allowed?

They shouldve bribe the officers with cola or sausages. It works for me.

They shouldve bribe the officers with cola or sausages. It works for me.
(Bridge, 6 June 2013 15:5

Or orajel when bribing at the Kosovo/Albanian border. Works every time.

One of the Germans said that he was the owner of the money and that it was taken from a bank account, and provided a document "which he claimed was proof about the origin of the money," the Customs further said.



If Bank receipt was shown is good enough proof not to bother these guys.



But since he could not provide a document proving that foreign currency had been declared on entry, both were allowed to keep the legal limit of EUR 10,000, while the rest of the money has been temporarily confiscated, pending the outcome of a misdemeanor court procedure.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.
(the truth, 6 June 2013 18:01)

You should be a lawyer if you are not one already in Albania.

He provided a bank receipt, and the Serbs stole 840 thousand euros from a civilian...


Criminals with guns, thats all what the border robbers and their family will be known as.

"Declare the money" so the police can pass along the info to their buddies and rob them at gun point somewhere down the road.... typical balkan thing.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.
(the truth, 6 June 2013 18:01)


you're mistaken.

That said, if they can prove that the progeny of the money is legal, they'll get it back, maybe with a small fine.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.
the truth

You should be a lawyer if you are not one already in Albania.
good move!


Albania is the only country he could be a lawer in judging from his retarded comments.

He provided a bank receipt, and the Serbs stole 840 thousand euros from a civilian...


Criminals with guns, thats all what the border robbers and their family will be known as.

These turks had probably been to Kosovo for a drug payment. What else are two turks doing in Serbia with all that money?

They shouldve bribe the officers with cola or sausages. It works for me.

One of the Germans said that he was the owner of the money and that it was taken from a bank account, and provided a document "which he claimed was proof about the origin of the money," the Customs further said.



If Bank receipt was shown is good enough proof not to bother these guys.



But since he could not provide a document proving that foreign currency had been declared on entry, both were allowed to keep the legal limit of EUR 10,000, while the rest of the money has been temporarily confiscated, pending the outcome of a misdemeanor court procedure.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.

They shouldve bribe the officers with cola or sausages. It works for me.
(Bridge, 6 June 2013 15:5

Or orajel when bribing at the Kosovo/Albanian border. Works every time.

"Declare the money" so the police can pass along the info to their buddies and rob them at gun point somewhere down the road.... typical balkan thing.

Criminals with guns, thats all what the border robbers and their family will be known as.
(koko, 6 June 2013 16:05)

He failed to provide proof of declaring the money before entering Serbia. To whatever country you go you must declare money if you intend to bring more than 10 000 US dollars so I dont really understand what criminality are you talking about?But on the other hand, you probably never went outside your sheep-village somewhere in the deepest albanian forest so your ignorance is not so hard to understand.

koko, into what country in the world can you in bring more than 10,000 EU/$ undeclared - including the USA? What about Albania, what is the undeclared limit allowed?

koko, into what country in the world can you in bring more than 10,000 EU/$ undeclared - including the USA? What about Albania, what is the undeclared limit allowed?
(winston, 6 June 2013 16:54)

Ten kilos.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.
(the truth, 6 June 2013 18:01)

You should be a lawyer if you are not one already in Albania.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.
the truth

You should be a lawyer if you are not one already in Albania.
good move!


Albania is the only country he could be a lawer in judging from his retarded comments.

They did not have to declare the money, since the destination was not Serbia, but just transit point.
(the truth, 6 June 2013 18:01)


you're mistaken.

That said, if they can prove that the progeny of the money is legal, they'll get it back, maybe with a small fine.