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form woth your personal deatils and date of arrival start learning
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form showing how much money and what goods are you carrying start learning
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paper proving you have had the necessary health injections start learning
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rules about who can enter a country and for how long start learning
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computer application that can automatically identify a person from a visual image start learning
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facial recognation technology
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checks done as a sample rather than checking everyone and everything start learning
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items that are forbidden or only permitted in specified quantities start learning
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banned or restricted goods
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start learning
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specially trained dogs who locate specific items using their sense of smell start learning
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start learning
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successfully get through baggage checking start learning
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the port/airport where you first enter a country start learning
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people who have escaped from their own country for political reasons start learning
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to request permission to stay in another country to avoid presecution back home start learning
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cruel treatment because of race, religion or political beliefs start learning
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start learning
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belief that something may be the case start learning
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stop and search/ suspicion
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official permision from a judge or magistrate to search a home start learning
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going faster than the permitted speed start learning
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safety/ speed cameras/ exceeding the speed limit
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people whose job is to make sure drivers do not leave their cars where it is not allowed start learning
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traffic wardens/ parking tickets
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televison system sending signals to a limited number of screens start learning
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surveillance/CCTV (closed-circuit televison)
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often a name for the army and police working together start learning
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police who do not wear uniform start learning
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police who are working secretly, using a false identity start learning
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police specially trained to fight the illegal drug trade start learning
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police specially trained to discover amd fight briberry/corruption start learning
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dishonest behaviour usually involving using money illegally to gain favours start learning
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start learning
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