Rewrite these sentences using phrases and collocations from A in the vocabulary section instead of the underlined words.

1. You’ll have to show a paper proving that you have had injections for infectious diseases when you enter the country.
2. People entering from war-torn countries often ask for permission to stay to avoid political oppression in their own country .
3. You have to take your baggage through customs if you arrive on an international flight at San Francisco airport, even if you are flying on within the USA.
4. You may have to fill in a paper saying how much money you’re bringing into the country before going through customs control.
5. At the airport now, they use a system that checks that the photo in the passport is actually of the person using the passport .
6. Passenger to airline cabin attendant: Could you give me one of those papers for filling in my passport number and personal details before we arrive, please?
7. At the airport, the security guards had those special dogs that can smell drugs .
8. You’ll need a visa; the rules about who can enter the country are very strict.
9. You have to fill in the city where you first entered the country in this box here.