Can I take cigarettes to Maldives?

You can take cigarettes to Maldives, but you can only take 200 cigarettes or 25 cigars or 250 grams of cut tobacco duty-free.

Passengers can enjoy a reasonable amount of duty-free personal belongings for their own use when entering Maldives:

Clothes, jewelry, watches and pens; Cosmetics; Books, magazines and newspapers; /kloc-Adults over 0/6 years old can carry 200 cigarettes, 25 cigars or 250g of cut tobacco duty-free. In addition, taxable items with a value less than 6,000 Luffy (US$ 65,438 +0 is about 15.42 Luffy) can also enjoy duty-free. This article does not apply to commercial quantities.

Note: When your luggage passes through the customs, please declare your articles orally to the customs, such as gifts, goods for sale and samples. Show the customs the articles prohibited, restricted and controlled from entering or leaving the country. Import licenses and other documents are required for articles with restricted entry and exit.

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Matters needing attention when entering Maldives:

The Maldivian Immigration Bureau and related airlines strictly require that passports be valid for at least 6 months. Please check your passport carefully before you travel to ensure that it is still valid for at least 6 months on your last trip (including returning to China). If you have a new passport, please put the old and new passports together, which can fully show your travel history and facilitate your continued travel.

When entering the country, you must fill in the entry registration card, hold a valid passport, return (or extended) air ticket, hotel reservation form (or proof of travel expenses), check it by immigration officials, and issue a visa on arrival before release.

When you leave this country, please keep your exit card for inspection. After receiving the checked baggage, you will enter the customs for inspection. All luggage will be checked by X-ray machine in advance, and if necessary, customs officials will ask for unpacking inspection.

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