π stands for customs, the checkpoint at airports and borders where officers inspect luggage and goods. The Apple artwork shows a white pictogram of an officer in a peaked cap next to a piece of luggage, on a blue square.

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People use π when talking about international travel, going through airport customs, declaring items, or waiting for an imported package to clear customs. It is a plain sign emoji with no common slang meaning.
just landed, stuck in the customs line π
my order is still sitting at customs π¦π
do I need to declare the sweets I'm bringing? π
through immigration and customs, see you outside ππ
| π vs π | π is passport control, where your documents are checked, while π is customs, where your bags and goods are checked. |
|---|---|
| π vs π | π is baggage claim, where you collect your bags before customs. |
| Name | customs |
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| Codepoints | U+1F6C3 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | packing |
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π stands for customs, the checkpoint at airports and borders where officers inspect luggage and goods. The Apple artwork shows a white pictogram of an officer in a peaked cap next to a piece of luggage, on a blue square.
π is customs, which checks goods and luggage, and π is passport control, which checks your identity and visa. At airports you usually pass both.
No, it is used almost only for travel and shipping. It simply refers to customs checks.
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