What can't be brought into England? Can you bring cooked food into England?

In fact, there are many things you can't take when traveling abroad. Many friends must be concerned about whether it is possible to remove some braised chicken feet and beef. In fact, these are impossible, and many things can't be eaten if you want.

Several steps to enter Britain

1. Entry inspection

Unless you change planes at the airport, please follow the "Arrival" sign. If you need to transfer at airports such as London, Frankfurt and Amsterdam, you should follow the' transfer' sign to the corresponding airline counter, go through the relevant formalities and wait for the transfer.

"Arrival" will take you to the immigration control office;

Immigration has an electronic display screen to tell you which channel to take;

All passengers must go through the entry formalities of their flights through designated channels;

Immigration officials will check whether your documents are complete and whether you have a visa and a valid passport;

After the inspection is correct, the immigration officer will stamp the date of entry on your passport.

2. Customs clearance

After you pass the immigration check, you can claim your luggage. According to the flight number on the electronic display, your luggage will be on the corresponding conveyor belt (these procedures are the same as domestic flights). If you find anything unusual in your luggage, please contact your airline office at the airport immediately.

After the luggage is claimed, the next step is to pass the customs inspection. You will see three exits:

1. Blue channel: If flying from EU countries, take this channel;

2. Green channel: fly to the UK from China and non-EU regions, and go here if you have nothing to declare;

3. Red Channel: If you have anything to declare, please go here.

In most cases, we will take the green channel and not declare!

Sometimes, even if you take the green channel, the staff of the British Customs will spot-check your luggage (ask if you have any meat or something, and then start rummaging through your bags and boxes. )

British customs restrictions on the quantity of cigarettes/alcohol, etc.

1. Tobacco:

* Each person can only carry 200 cigarettes, 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars or 250g tobacco leaves.

* tax overrun, must declare to pay, otherwise confiscated;

2. Alcohol:

-You can only bring 4 liters of still wine per person, not sparkling wine.

-16 liter of beer.

or

-1 liter of spirits (alcohol content over 22%)

-2 liters of fortified wine, sparkling wine or other alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content of less than 22%.

* tax overrun, must declare to pay, otherwise confiscated;

3. Things worth less than 390 pounds that look like commodities.

In other words, don't make yourself look like selling goods! Then wait to be taxed ~

4. Drugs:

You can only use it for your own use and take a lot of medicine, which is definitely not possible ~

* Alcohol and tobacco are restricted to1students over 7 years old;

* Limited quantities cannot be merged.

Articles prohibited by British customs

Violators' belongings will be confiscated and may be fined:

0. Meat, milk or other animal products! This is the key point for British Customs to inspect China people. Don't bring any roast duck/ham sausage! )

1. illegal drugs (if found, it may be that there is something wrong with traditional Chinese medicine)

2. Weapons (including some self-defense weapons such as attack knives and pepper spray)

3. Obscene articles

4. Counterfeit or pirated goods

5. Coral, wood from Amazon forest, ivory, tortoiseshell and related items of other endangered species, pets, seeds and roots of some fruits, etc.

6. clothes, shoes, etc. Made of fur for protecting animals (restricted items, I don't know how the customs will check them, so I don't want to wear these clothes to Britain);

7. It is forbidden to carry a radio transmitter.

At the same time, the British government also has strict restrictions on carrying fish, shellfish, eggs and some fruits and vegetables. Individuals who bring prohibited food into the country shall be confiscated by the customs; If the limited amount of food carried by an individual is overweight, the customs will also confiscate the overweight part.

: Information required to be declared by British Customs.

1. Carry more cash/checks than the equivalent of 10000 euros (a. Don't take so much, the customs will steal it if it can't find it. If you fail to declare, but are found, you may be fined 5000 pounds. C. Please fill in the declaration form)

There are some things to sell in England.

3. Articles restricted by British Customs (see above)

4. Articles exceeding the duty-free limit

Can I bring cooked food?

Yes, but there are very few kinds of cooked food that can be brought, and some have weight regulations. Roast duck, ham sausage, meat, milk or other animal products are not allowed. Basically, these are not allowed. From this point of view, it seems that there are not many things to bring.