A typical P-Day in Italy
Beau Brewster's Italy Mission Blog
this blog was created by Beau's Dad so that you can enjoy beau's mission as he does beaubrewster@ldsmail.net
this blog was created by Beau's Dad so that you can enjoy beau's mission as he does beaubrewster@ldsmail.net
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Rome 1 Beau's Final Area
Mission Address
Send letters to this address:
Name of MissionaryItaly Rome Mission
C.P. 11/282
00141 Roma, Italia
Send packages to this address:
Name of MissionaryItaly Rome Mission
Piazza Carnaro, 20
00141 Roma, Italia
Recently we have received numerous packages for missionaries where the missionary has had to pay a customs fee to receive their package. Often the Italian government charges an importing fee of 25% or more of the value of the package. To avoid this fee we ask you to be cautious when writing in the value and contents of the package. A customs fee is charged if you declare $0 on the package or if you put a value higher than $50. There is also a fee if you insure the package. It is best to write a value somewhere between $10 and $40. In the description of contents we suggest you put "Missionary Supplies," then list some of the contents such as candy, peanut butter or other food items. A large fee is often charged if the description of items says shoes, medication, vitamins, cosmetics, soap, deodorant, creams, such as hand, foot or face cream.
Name of MissionaryItaly Rome Mission
C.P. 11/282
00141 Roma, Italia
Send packages to this address:
Name of MissionaryItaly Rome Mission
Piazza Carnaro, 20
00141 Roma, Italia
Recently we have received numerous packages for missionaries where the missionary has had to pay a customs fee to receive their package. Often the Italian government charges an importing fee of 25% or more of the value of the package. To avoid this fee we ask you to be cautious when writing in the value and contents of the package. A customs fee is charged if you declare $0 on the package or if you put a value higher than $50. There is also a fee if you insure the package. It is best to write a value somewhere between $10 and $40. In the description of contents we suggest you put "Missionary Supplies," then list some of the contents such as candy, peanut butter or other food items. A large fee is often charged if the description of items says shoes, medication, vitamins, cosmetics, soap, deodorant, creams, such as hand, foot or face cream.
Beau's Companions
- Rome (ZL) - Anziano Rogers
- Cagliari (ZL) - Anziano Stanfield
- Cagliari (ZL) - Anziano Sponseller
- Cagliari (ZL) - Anziano Soro
- Battipaglia (DL) - Anziano Dallari
- Battipaglia - Anziano Kunzler
- Battipaglia (DL) - Anziano Manwaring (Son)
- Battipaglia - Anziano Hidalgo (Cousin)
- L'Aquila-Anziano Sheperd (Uncle)
- Ostia- Anziano Breen (Godfather)
- Ostia- Anziano Scoville (Dad)
- MTC- Anziano Bennett
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