Bonjour , je part quelques jours au alentour de Marrakech , j'apporte des vêtements , livres , crayons dans 1 orphelinat et mon aide .
Comment pouvoir bénéficié du droit " au surplus de bagages ??
Merci de vos réponses
Il faut contacter la compagnie aerienne de votre choix.
D habitude ca ne depasse pas les 10 Kilos.
Une fois au Maroc, vous aurez aucun probleme avec la douane, sauf questions, genre ca part ou , pourquoi ( il sont un peux suspicieux, car beaucoup de fouteurs de troubles passe par le bias d humanitaires, pour foutre la zizanie :)
J avais recu 750 Kg de fournitures scolaire via 3 vehicule, et 3 sac via Luftansa.
il n'y a aucun "droit" au surplus à bagage. Les compagnies acceptent - parfois - de diminuer les frais de transports dans le cadre d'opérations organisées par les ONG.
Par ailleurs, pour passer la douane sans problème, vous devez passer par des associations. Une association marocaine doit recevoir les dons et vous faire à l'avance un certificat et une demande auprès de la douane, détaillant le contenu du colis. C'est l'association marocaine qui doit envoyer cette demande à la douane, et vous en donner une copie, que vous pourrez montrer au moment de passer la douane.
Si vous n'avez que quelques kilos de bagages supplémentaires, cela "passera" comme dons à des familles, etc, mais au delà cela risque d'être bloqué. En particulier en ce qui concerne les vêtements, le Maroc souhaite arrêté cette forme d'aide.
Pour tout un ensemble de raisons, qui vont de l'hygiène à la dignité en passant par l'efficacité.
En dehors des relations personnelles, le don de la main à la main à des gens que vous ne connaissez pas n'est pas le meilleur moyen d'aider. "Donner un poisson ou apprendre à pêcher"...
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I’m interested in humanitarian missions—want to explore and help others while showing my kids how things work elsewhere and pitching in.
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