7 Surprising Little Things That Can Get You Arrested In A Foreign Country

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

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Swearing In Australia

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That’s funny but darling swearing when talking to Australians is definitely not a good idea! So, baby, don’t try ! Not even for the sake of joking because you will end up arrested and spend your long-awaited vacation in prison.

Swearing in public places is not only considered rude and disrespectful in Australia but also as an act that breaks the local law. That’s not everything as Australia even punishes everyone who tries to do so including tourists.

To stay safe and guarantee you enjoy your time there to the fullest, avoid swearing at all costs!

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Connecting To Somebody’s Wi-Fi In Singapore

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Let’s face it! We are all somehow addicted to our smartphones and we find it hard to survive without them! We are all the time checking our apps’ notifications and friends’ stories on Instagram, Snapchat, and the list is way too long.

However, it happens that sometimes when we are not connected to the internet, we don’t hesitate to connect to an open Wi-Fi spot to have access to all the new updates. While doing so might seem okay in your mother country, connecting to someone’s Wi-Fi without notifying them in Singapore can get you arrested.

According to the country’s local law, this act is considered a hacker attack and you might end up punished with 3 years of imprisonment. So, you’d better be more careful!

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Not Carrying Your ID And Bringing Medicine To Japan

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Japan is with no doubt a destination that you should visit before you die! It is a lifetime experience that will linger in your memory forever after. However, if you are already planning to visit it anytime soon, then, make sure that you take time to learn more about its laws and rules.

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