What can't I take with me when I pass through Macau?

Question 1: What can't I take with me in Macau? 1. Duty-free goods: each person is limited to 200 cigarettes, 1 bottle of wine; 2, the purchase of cameras, cameras with zoom lenses and other items, you need to pay customs duties; Pay special attention not to help strangers move things. Comply with other relevant regulations. Those who carry cultural relics out of the country must hold a certificate from the provincial cultural relics management unit; The above is the second question that Huafeng real estate immigrants from Macao told you: You can't bring meat and animals to Macao for customs clearance. . Fruit. . The money limit is 8,000 Hong Kong dollars /K powder, etc. . Question 3: What can't I bring meat and animals to Macau for customs clearance? . Fruit. . The money limit is 8000 factory currency /K powder, etc. . Question 4: Zhuhai passes through Macao, which ones can't bring fresh meat, poultry and contraband? Question 5: What are the rules for Macao to carry articles back to the mainland for customs clearance? Shopping in Macao is tax-free for less than 5,000 yuan. As long as you bring an iphone and ipad for your own use, no one cares if it costs more than 5,000 yuan. Customs generally catch water passengers, and ordinary people will give convenience. However, there are several commodities, such as computers, mobile phones and household appliances, which need to be taxed at 10% regardless of the amount. There is no need to worry too much about this. As long as it is for personal use, it will pass the customs normally. If tariffs are imposed, it is useless to think too much. The customs will collect taxes and won't listen to our explanation. Question 6: You can't bring anything through Macau. You can't bring drugs, inflammable and explosive substances, or more cash. But you can't usually find it, so you can't bring millions. It's best to declare IPHONE4 to order computers by hand. If you are not afraid to come back and ask you to pay taxes, you can't say clearly what to bring. Question 7: Macao ◆ 20 points for bringing things through customs. Bringing cigarettes from duty-free shops must have been taken over at Gongbei Port in Zhuhai. Just look around where there are many old people. They specialize in this. However, there is no money to earn. The agent only gives you a difference of five yuan for a cigarette. I advise you not to do such a thing. You can only bring two cigarettes at a time. If you are found to have more cigarettes, you will be fined 300 yuan (or 3000 yuan). It is better to take cigarettes home or give them away, but the cigarette case is printed with "exclusive export", so it is not easy to recycle them in the mainland. The price difference of milk powder is about ten yuan a can, but it is very heavy. A person can bring four or five cans of milk powder to ensure that you will die. . . As for electronic products, no one does that. Notebooks can be profitable, but it seems that only one can be brought at a time, and other small hardware are not profitable. It is more difficult to recycle watches. If you really want to make some money, you can buy one at the duty-free shop. There are limits, such as one liter. I didn't notice the specific price difference. Question 8: Is there anything you can't take with you when traveling to Macau? Question: I'm going to travel to Macau, and my friend asked me to bring something back. Answer: You can mainly bring some seafood or jewelry when traveling to Macau, and the wine there is also very authentic! You must not miss going to Macau. Oysters in Macao used to be called oyster mirrors, and inland rivers were called oyster rivers. Because Macao was rich in fresh oysters before, the word oyster was too vulgar for literati, so they changed "oyster mirror" to "Hao mirror" and "Hao river" to "Hao river". Recently, due to seawater pollution, oyster reproduction has dropped sharply. Oysters can be made into oyster sauce besides fresh food. This is a popular food. You can buy different grades of jewelry and gold ornaments in Macao, because they are tax-free, so the prices are reasonable. There are also a large number of pearls and semi-precious stones (crystal, aquamarine, turquoise, etc. ) for sale. The choice of goods depends on your bid. There are also many street vendors selling new and old jade, pearls and other semi-precious stones. You can't buy real jewelry in buses, turnstiles and souvenir stands near Bishop Hill. If you want to buy expensive jewelry, please go to a reputable store. Portuguese wine Speaking of Portuguese wine, its mellow and taste secrets can be written into several books. However, if you want to know something about wine before buying it, learn to distinguish wines from different producing areas and taste high-quality Porto liqueur, you only need to visit the wine museum located in the tourism activity center. All supermarkets and even small shops in Australia sell wine. Question 9: What can't I bring to Macau for customs clearance? Look at the customs regulations. Alcohol, tobacco, paper money and commodities cannot exceed the value of XX, but the inspection of ordinary commodities is not strict. Question 10: How much cigarettes and alcohol are allowed to bring back from Macao? 1. alcoholic beverages: According to the list of articles carried by tourists in China, Hong Kong and Macao residents and mainland residents who travel to and from Hong Kong and Macao for personal reasons can take 1 bottle (less than 0.75 liter) alcoholic beverages with a temperature of 12 degrees out of the country duty-free; Other passengers can take 2 bottles (below 1.5 liter) of alcoholic beverages with the degree of 1.2 or above out of the country duty-free (the total price cannot exceed 2,000 yuan), and the excess is required to be declared and taxed. The customs department reminds the vast number of inbound and outbound passengers to consciously abide by the relevant customs regulations and take the initiative to declare taxable items exceeding the reasonable amount for their own use. Precautions for buying cigarettes in Hong Kong and Macao: 1. When entering Macao, each passenger is allowed to buy cigarettes in duty-free shops with a pass, one for each pass and two for passports. /kloc-You can only buy one round trip in 0/5 days. Once you find too much, you have to pay the corresponding taxes. When entering Zhuhai from Macao, each passenger can buy two cigarettes for each Hong Kong and Macao Pass. If you have a Macao certificate, you can only buy one card. 2. Each person can bring one cigarette into Macau and two cigarettes into Zhuhai. Once multiple belts are found, you need to pay the corresponding taxes and fees. You can buy cigarettes in duty-free shopping malls in RMB and Hong Kong dollars, but generally you can't use Portuguese currency. And at the time of settlement, the clerk will ask for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass for relevant registration. Cigarettes can be bought in some supermarkets, casinos, convenience stores and some tobacco and alcohol specialty stores in Macao. If it is particularly expensive cigarettes, such as cigars, you can buy them in some hotels or specialty stores. Duty-free shops closed in Macao can be purchased at relatively low prices. It is usually recommended to buy cigarettes when returning from Macao to Zhuhai, because there are more kinds of cigarettes in duty-free shops here. 5. According to the regulations of Hong Kong, passengers over 18 can bring 19 cigarettes (about 1 pack) or 1 cigar into the country at most. If you carry more than this quantity, you need to use the "red channel" to go through the customs and apply to the customs. Once found to be illegal, they may face fines or imprisonment. At the same time, because Hong Kong has high requirements for smoking ban, no one is allowed to smoke in some restaurants, shopping malls and places where smoking is explicitly prohibited. According to the mainland customs regulations, an adult can bring two packs of cigarettes into the mainland from Hong Kong, so tourists can go through the departure formalities in Hong Kong and buy them at the duty-free shops on the mainland side. Duty-free shops have been set up at entry and exit ports such as Hong Kong Airport, Luohu Railway Station, Huanggang Railway Station, Lok Ma Chau Spur Railway Station, arrival and departure floors of Hong Kong and Macao Wharf, arrival and departure floors of China Port City Wharf, and hung hom station. It is much cheaper to buy cigarettes in duty-free shops than in downtown Hong Kong. Note: The Macao SAR is revising the "New Tobacco Control Law", which will be completed in the first half of 20 15. It is reported that the authorities intend to tighten the number of duty-free cigarettes carried by individuals from 100 (five packs) to 19, that is, less than one pack, and plan to extend the outdoor smoking ban to universities, vocational schools and bus stations, and e-cigarettes will also be controlled. In addition, in order to effectively reduce the smoking rate of residents, it is also planned to tighten the number of duty-free cigarettes carried by individuals to 19, cigars 1 25 grams of tobacco products, so as to gradually reduce the demand of residents for tobacco products.