Do group tours in Europe require each person to bring 1,000 euros?

European group tours require each person to carry a certain amount of euros. German customs regulations require tourists to enter the country with no more than 10,000 euros or equivalent foreign currency. If it exceeds the limit, it must be declared to customs in advance.

The 10,000 euros here include cash and securities, such as savings bonds, checks/travelers' checks, shares and other cash equivalents. And cash includes all currencies. If you bring US dollars, RMB, etc., they will be converted into Euros and added up according to the exchange rate at that time.

Extended information:

China's regulations on carrying cash:

According to "Announcement No. 72 of the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China in 2007" It stipulates that passengers carrying RMB in and out of the country must truthfully declare to the customs in accordance with regulations.

When Chinese citizens enter or leave the country, and foreigners enter or exit the country, the RMB limit per person is 20,000 yuan. There is no need to declare to the customs when carrying RMB in and out of the country within the above limit; if it exceeds the limit, it should be declared to the customs and the customs will return it. Those who fail to declare in accordance with the regulations will be punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Regulations on the Implementation of Customs Administrative Punishments".

The regulations on carrying foreign currency into and out of the country are: Entry personnel carrying foreign currency cash into the country shall declare in writing to the customs if the value exceeds the equivalent of 5,000 US dollars. If you want to carry foreign currency with an equivalent value of more than 5,000 U.S. dollars out of the country, you need to apply for a "Permit for Carrying Foreign Exchange Out of the Country" and declare it to the customs.

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