I have traveled to Thailand. Is there anything I can't take home?

In addition to the things that airlines can't take by plane, there are some things that Thailand can't bring in and bring back:

All pornographic materials, drugs and weapons are prohibited from import and export, and offenders will be severely punished

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Legal works, such as books, audio tapes, computer software, artworks, etc., are limited to one entry for each work, and pirated works are prohibited from entering the country;

it is forbidden to bring animals and plants into the country;

You must declare if you bring in more than 5, baht or more than 2, dollars in cash;

The duty-free items allowed are 1kg of sweet wine or spirits, 5 cigars, 25g of cut tobacco or

2 cigarettes, and 5 rolls of film or 3 rolls of film.

Departure

When Thailand leaves the country, passengers can buy 1 kg of wine, 2 cigarettes, a camera, a video camera and jewelry ornaments worn by individuals from duty-free shops. All religious and national cultural relics leaving the country are prohibited from trading.

Passengers carrying antiques and Buddha statues out of the country must apply for an approval certificate from the National Art Department of Thailand in advance.

Buddha statues, antiques, artworks, etc., which are purchased in Thailand and need special packaging, must first obtain the export license certificate from the relevant competent authorities or shops, so as to be submitted to the customs for inspection when leaving the country.

The relevant regulations shall be subject to the official announcement of Thailand.

I hope it can help you.