Can I take bird's nest with me when traveling to Malaysia?

You can't take bird's nest when traveling to Malaysia.

According to the announcement number 17 12 issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, it is forbidden to bring or mail bird's nest and shark's fin into the country. The Measures for Quarantine of Entry-Exit Personnel of China Customs clearly stipulates that from 20 12, the prohibited items are sea cucumber, bird's nest (bird's nest), abalone, shark's fin and hippocampus. Bringing bird's nest into the country is a smuggling act. When inspected by China Customs, they will be forcibly detained and fined up to 5,000 yuan.

It really needs to be sent to the customs through overseas purchasing. Generally, the tariff on bird's nest is 25%*CIF value.

According to the "Regulations on Import and Export Tariffs of People's Republic of China (PRC)", imported articles for personal use within the quantity specified by the General Administration of Customs are exempt from import duties;

The principle is that a reasonable number of articles for personal use with a total value of not more than RMB 5,000 (including RMB 5,000) obtained from abroad can be duty-free, and those exceeding RMB 5,000 need to be declared. For self-use imported articles exceeding the prescribed quantity but still within a reasonable quantity, the taxpayer of imported articles shall pay import duties in accordance with the regulations before the imported articles are released; For imported goods exceeding the reasonable self-use quantity, the relevant formalities shall be handled according to the imported goods.