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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
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Is it "port of entry"/"custom" at the airport?
Which is more correct?
I see the latter being used all the more often.
But they both mean the station where you have to go through before entering a country after hopping off a flight to have your passport approved right?
I see the latter being used all the more often.
But they both mean the station where you have to go through before entering a country after hopping off a flight to have your passport approved right?
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-- Both are fine. But it's 'Customs'. -- Right.
- -- Both are fine.
- But it's 'Customs'.
- -- Right.
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Which is more correct?-- Both are fine. But it's 'Customs'.
But they both mean the station where you have to go through before entering a country after hopping off a flight to have your passport approved right?-- Right.
But they both mean the station where you have to go through before entering a country after hopping off a flight to have your passport approved right?-- Right.
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