Compile the list of items prohibited from entry and exit in various countries and regions

When traveling abroad, we all know that there are clear regulations on what to carry in and out of the country. Do you know this? Today we will take a look at what items are prohibited from entry and exit in various countries and regions.

International Prohibition

The following items are prohibited from entering the country regardless of air travel, so they are prohibited from being carried. If caught, it may be confiscated or fined.

1. Raw (or cooked) meat (including offal) and its products

2. Plant seeds, vegetables, fruits and soil

3. Passengers are strictly prohibited Carry or check lighters, matches, lighters, magnesium rods (flints) and other tinder (including various ignition devices).

4. Insects and other insects harmful to plants.

5. Wild animals and specimens

6. Drugs and dangerous drugs

7. Fireworks, cigarette cakes, yellow smoke, fireworks, etc. This could result in serious personal injury or compromise the safety of the aircraft.

9. Daily knives, weapons and ammunition

Regulations in various countries and regions

Japan

1. Fake goods: Fake goods are Brought into the country under unknown circumstances. If discovered by customs, the goods will be confiscated. In the above situation, the proceeds will not be subject to further legal liability, but if they are brought into the country under known circumstances, it will undoubtedly constitute a criminal act.

2. Items stipulated in the Washington Treaty: woolen films, leather products, ivory products, etc. Objects stipulated in the Treaty of Washington. Fur products of cats such as tigers and leopards, and fur products of amphibians such as crocodiles and lizards are restricted. The above is not limited to products, but also applies to the animals themselves.

3. Food, plants and meat products (ham, sausages, etc. except fish products).

4. Fruits, plants, and flower seeds cannot be brought into China, except for inspected commodities sold at the airport.

Singapore

1. Currency: Singapore Customs has no maximum limit on the foreign currency that can be brought into the country.

2. Taxable goods: alcoholic beverages (including wine, beer, ale and stout), tobacco (including cigarettes and cigars), clothing and apparel, bags and wallets, costume jewelry, chocolate and candies, Cakes, cookies and cupcakes.

3. Duty-free goods, electrical and electronic products, cosmetics, cameras, watches, jewelry, precious jewelry, shoes, arts and crafts, toys, etc.

4. Each tourist entering Singapore does not need to pay tax on personal items and food worth no more than 50 Singapore dollars. Visitors aged 16 and above from countries other than Malaysia enjoy the following duty-free treatment: 1 liter of spirits; 1 liter of wine; and 1 liter of beer, stout, ale or canned wine.

The above duty-free products are for personal consumption only. It is illegal to resell or give them to others.

5. When transit tourists carry items exceeding the specified quantity, the items exceeding the duty-free scope must be stored at the customs, and the storage fees are borne by themselves;

6. All exported alcoholic beverages, tobacco, and labeled items must be stored at the customs. Cigarettes with "Singapore Tax Not Paid" and cigarettes marked with "E" are not allowed to be brought into Singapore.

7. Prohibited items: controlled drugs, firecrackers, gun lighters, toy coins, chewing gum, pirated publications and audio-visual products, endangered and rare wild animals and their products, obscene materials, dangerous and treasonous items, etc.

Thailand

1. Pirated works and items are not allowed to be brought into the country. Even legal works such as books, audio tapes, computer software, artwork, etc. Each work is limited to one submission per person.

2. Brochures and leaflets on exchange controls and controlled items are available from the Thai Museum Group, the Wildlife Conservation Group, the customs department, the Tourism Authority of Thailand, and the Thai embassy, ??consulate or overseas representative office , and inform them that they must apply for approval from the relevant Thai government agencies before leaving the country.

3. When purchasing Buddha statues, antiques, and works of art (except small souvenirs) that are large in size and specially packaged in Thailand, you must first obtain an export license from the relevant competent authorities or stores so that they can be handed over to you when leaving the country. Customs inspection. Passengers can purchase a bottle of wine (1kg), a carton of cigarettes (200 cigarettes) and other personal items (such as cameras, camcorders, personal jewelry, etc.) from duty-free shops.

Australia

Before entering the entry customs area, all immigrants need to fill in a yellow entry card with personal information on it, and there is also a white declaration form, which is mainly used Yu explains the special items they carry. In addition to the English version, there are also Chinese versions, Japanese versions and other language versions.

1. It is prohibited to bring all kinds of fresh things into Australia, especially food, especially meat. Other things such as fruits and vegetables, plants, seeds and animals are prohibited. If you really need to bring food into the country, it is best to declare it on the white declaration form for inspection;

2. Since the survival of Australian animals and plants is threatened by disease, some things are not allowed to be brought into Australia, including :

Cats, dogs and other small animals, birds, feathers and poultry products, eggs and egg products.

Aquatic animals and plants, food left on aircraft and ships, and live insects.

Soil, culture medium, microorganisms, fresh fruits and vegetables.

(4) Canned meat includes salami and other sausages and dairy products.

Straw and straw weavers, all living plants, cuttings and bulbs, and crop seeds.

3. Currency: Anyone carrying more than 10,000 Australian dollars (only 10,000) and the equivalent in foreign currency cash entering or leaving Australia must declare it to Australian Customs.

New Zealand

1. Eggs and egg products, dairy products, freshwater fish, bee products, meat and meat products, corn, rare animals and plants and their products, fresh fruits, medicinal Animal products (such as bird's nest, velvet antlers, bear bile, etc.).

2. Animals (insects, pets, ornamental fish, birds, eggs), plants (whole plants, cut into segments, bulbs, bulbs etc. ), flower arrangements, garlands, garland materials, undeveloped corn and straw packaging materials, soils, biological cultures and organisms, biological products, animal food, animal drugs and vaccines, food additives, pesticides and insecticides.

3. Customs restrictions: In addition to personal items and personal belongings, New Zealand tourists (over 17 years old) can enjoy duty-free discounts when purchasing the following items: cigarettes, cigars and tobacco - 200 cigarettes, 250g cigars or 50 cigars; or a mixture of the three not exceeding 250g. Alcoholic spirits - 4.5 liters of fruit wine (equivalent to six 750ml bottles) and one 1125ml bottle of spirit or liqueur.

Because New Zealand is an agricultural country, planes need to be sprayed with pesticides in the cabin before landing at the airport to ensure that foreign pests are not accidentally introduced into people's territory.

Britain, United Kingdom

1. Controlled drugs (such as heroin, marijuana, etc.), weapons, obscene materials, items that threaten health and the environment (including certain plants, livestock meat, meat products and animal processed products), but each person can bring 1kg of cooked meat products sealed in cans or other sealed containers.

2. Items that can be carried duty-free include:

Tobacco products: 200 cigarettes, or 100 cigars, or 50 cigars, or 250 grams of shredded tobacco;

< p>Alcoholic beverages: 2 kilograms of non-alcoholic table wine, plus 1 kilogram of spirits with an alcohol content greater than 22%, or 2 kilograms of alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content less than 22%.

60ml perfume, 250ml toilet water;

Other items: ￡145 worth of other items purchased outside the EU, including gifts and souvenirs; however, tobacco is prohibited for persons under 17 years of age and alcoholic products.

It is said that the UK does not allow instant noodles with meat buns to enter the country, which means that most instant noodles on the market cannot be brought into the country.

United States of America

1. Fresh, dehydrated or canned meat and meat products (including raw or cooked eggs)

2. Plant seeds, vegetables, Fruits and soil;

3. Insects and other insects harmful to plants;

4. Fish and fish eggs that have not been canned or smoked;

5. Wild animals and specimens;

6. Drugs and dangerous drugs;

7. Pirated (non-copyrighted) books and audio and video tapes 3

8. Lottery tickets ;

9. Weapons and ammunition.

In addition, tourists carrying more than US$10,000 in cash, travelers checks or other forms of currency such as RMB must declare it to customs. If you carry $10,000 in cash and fail to declare it, the person concerned may face a fine of up to $500,000 and imprisonment of more than 10 years.

Italy

1. Tobacco: You can bring one of the following four items:

(1) 200 cigarettes;

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(3) 50 cigars;

(4) 250 grams of tobacco;

2. Alcoholic beverages: You can bring one of the following two items:

(1) 1 liter of distilled alcoholic beverages with a purity greater than 22 degrees or non-denatured alcohol with a purity greater than 80% ;

(2) 2 liters of distilled or alcoholic beverages, aperitif wine, champagne, spirits and 2 liters of low-alcohol wine equal to or less than 22 degrees;

3. Perfume: 50g of perfume, 250ml of freshener

4. Coffee: You can bring one of the following two items:

(1) 500g of coffee;

(2) 200 grams of espresso or espresso;

5. Tea: You can bring one of the following two items:

(1) 100 grams of tea;

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(2)Tea essence 40g.

If you go abroad next time, remember to check your belongings first.