Minot North Dakota

2015 Official Visitors Guide

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visitminot.org 17 WELCOME CANADIANS We're ready for you. We are happy to extend our warmest welcome to our neighbors to the north. Minot has much to offer for day trips as well as extended stays. Quickly and easily plan your trip at visitminot.org, where you can find event listings as well as up-to-date hotel availability and coupons! For more information about passports, duty-free gifts and personal exemptions, visit our website: visitminot.org/canadian-visitor-information/. TRAVELER DOCUMENTS The United States requires international travelers to show documents proving identity and citizenship. A Canadian passport is required. You may also obtain entry to the United States with an enhanced driver's license, enhanced identification card or trusted traveler program card such as NEXUS or FAST. EXEMPTIONS AND DUTY-FREE Non-tobacco or alcohol products under $60 may be sent to Canada during your visit. If you are visiting overnight or longer, you may also take advantage of a duty-free exemption upon your return. 24-hour stay: CAN up to $200. Alcohol and tobacco cannot be claimed. 48-hour stay: CAN up to $800. This includes alcohol and tobacco. 7-day stay: CAN up to $800. This includes alcohol and tobacco. SALES TAX REFUNDS Canadian residents may obtain a refund of North Dakota sales tax paid on qualifying purchases (those purchased to be used exclusively outside the state; taxable purchases must be at least $25 per receipt and the refund request must be at least $150). Goods consumed in North Dakota, including hotel rooms and dining, are not eligible for refund. To obtain a refund, complete and return the Canadian Residents Request for Sales Tax Refund Form available online at nd.gov/tax.

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