20 18 Notice of Singapore Tourism Customs Inspection Provisions

Customs inspection is a necessary step before entering Singapore, so what are the regulations of Singapore Customs on luggage? Let's take a look at the 20 18 Singapore tourism customs inspection regulations.

I. Currency

Singapore Customs has no restrictions on the maximum amount of foreign currency brought into the country.

Second, dutiable goods.

* Alcohol (including wine, beer, light beer and stout)

* Tobacco (including cigarettes and cigars)

* wallets and purses

* Artificial jewellery

* Chocolate and candy

* Bread, biscuits and cakes

Third, duty-free goods

* Electrical products

* Cosmetics

* Camera and clock

:: Jewelry, precious stones and metals

* Shoes

* Artistic creation and toys

4. Scope of tax exemption

Tourists are not required to pay tax when they bring the following items into the country.

* Personal effects

* Chocolate, biscuits, cakes and other foods. , but the value shall not exceed S $50 yuan.

At least 18 and not of Malaysian nationality, the following items are duty-free.

* One liter of spirits

* One liter of wine

* One liter of beer, light beer or stout.

The above duty-free goods are for personal consumption only, and resale or gift is prohibited. If the articles brought into the country are beyond the scope of tax exemption, the excess shall be taxed; If transit passengers carry excess articles, the articles beyond the scope of duty-free must be stored in the customs, and the safekeeping fee shall be borne by themselves.

In addition, the words "Singapore duty-free" are not allowed on the labels, boxes and packages of alcohol and cigarettes brought into the country; Cigarettes marked with e are not allowed to be brought in. Any box of cigarettes entering the country by air, land or sea must be taxed, and duty-free cigarettes are only sold to outbound passengers.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Other prohibited, controlled and restricted items.

* Controlled drugs and psychotropic substances

* Firecrackers

* pistols and revolvers lighters

* Toy printing and paper money

* pirated publications, videos, CDs and tapes.

Endangered wild animals and their products

* Obscene clothing and publications

:: Dangerous and treasonous articles