Jamaica Immigration and Customs C5 Card Form

Submit the completed form to the customs officer upon arrival in Jamaica. Ensure all personal, travel, and item details are accurately filled out. For assistance, you can contact Jamaican Customs via their official channels.

Ensure the form is filled out and submitted upon your arrival in Jamaica. Keep up to date with any changes in customs regulations for 2024 and 2025.

The purpose of the Jamaica Immigration and Customs C5 Card Form is to gather essential personal and travel information from individuals entering Jamaica. This form helps customs officials assess any items being brought into the country, including potential biosecurity risks and goods subject to import duties. Accurately completing this form helps streamline the customs process and ensures compliance with Jamaican regulations.

• 1. Last name, First (Given), Middle: Your full name as it appears on official documents.
• 2. Birth date: Your date of birth in day, month, and year format.
• 3. Occupation: Your current job or profession.
• 4. Home Address: Your complete home address including street, city, state, and country.
• 5. Passport Number: The number on your passport issued by your home country.
• 6. Country of Issue: The country that issued your passport.
• 7. Intended Address in Jamaica: Your address while in Jamaica, including hotel or local contact number.
• 8. Countries Visited in the Last Six (6) Weeks: List of countries you have visited in the past six weeks.
• 9. Flight Number / Vessel Name: Your flight number or vessel name, e.g., AC1234.
• 10. Port Arriving From: The port or location you are arriving from.
• 11. Length of Stay: The duration of your stay in Jamaica.
• 12. Purpose of Visit: The reason for your visit to Jamaica, such as visiting friends/relatives, vacation, work, etc.
• 13. Number of pieces of luggage: The total number of accompanied and unaccompanied luggage.
• 14. Item Declarations: Yes/No questions regarding items you are bringing into Jamaica, such as fruits, plants, pharmaceuticals, etc.
• 15. Currency or Monetary Instruments: Indicate if you are carrying over US$10,000 or equivalent.
• 16. Goods Exceeding Duty-Free Allowance: Declare goods that exceed personal duty-free allowances.
• 17. Gifts or Articles for Resale: Indicate if you have gifts or articles for resale.
• 18. Signature: Your signature to declare that the information provided is true and correct.
• 19. Date of Arrival: The date you arrive in Jamaica.

Failure to submit this form can lead to legal repercussions including fines, forfeiture of goods, and/or imprisonment. Ensure that you have accurately completed and submitted the form upon arrival.

• Fines: Monetary penalties for not submitting or inaccurately completing the form.
• Forfeiture of Goods: Confiscation of items that were not declared or incorrectly declared.
• Imprisonment: Potential jail time for serious offenses or repeated violations.

• 1. Travel Entry: Use the form when you arrive in Jamaica to provide required entry details.
• 2. Item Declaration: Declare items that may require assessment by customs officials.
• 3. Currency Declaration: Report if you are carrying currency or monetary instruments over US$10,000.
• 4. Duty-Free Allowance: Declare goods that exceed personal duty-free allowances.
• 5. Gift Declarations: Declare gifts or articles intended for resale.