There is no maximum amount of foreign currency brought into the country: alcoholic beverages (including wine, beer, ale and stout), tobacco (including cigarettes and cigars), clothing and accessories, purses and purses, artificial jewelry, chocolate and candy, cakes, biscuits and cakes are all subject to tax.
Entry duty-free goods include electrical and electronic products, cosmetics, cameras, watches, jewellery, precious jewellery, footwear, artworks and handicrafts, toys, etc. In addition, every visitor to Singapore does not have to pay taxes on personal belongings and food (such as chocolate, biscuits, cakes, etc.). ) The value does not exceed the equivalent 50 yuan Singapore dollar.
Visitors from countries outside Malaysia 16 or more can enjoy the following duty-free treatment: spirits 1 kg, wine 1 kg, beer 1 kg, dark beer, ale or jug wine. The above duty-free goods are for personal consumption, and it is illegal to resell or give them to others.
If the transit tourists carry more than the prescribed quantity of articles, the part beyond the scope of tax exemption must be stored in the customs, and the storage fee must be paid by themselves. Any export liquor, tobacco, cigarettes marked "Singapore duty unpaid" and cigarettes marked "E" are not allowed to be brought into Singapore.
Contraband refers to controlled drugs, firecrackers, gun lighters, toy coins, pirated publications and audio-visual products, endangered rare wild animals and their products, obscene printed materials, dangerous and treason articles, etc.
leave the country
Export tax is not levied on the goods brought out of Singapore. Firearms, ammunition, explosives, animals, gold, platinum, precious stones and jewels (except those worn by individuals), poisons and medicines must hold export licenses.
If the quantity of any article exceeds the reasonable personal use, it must be declared when leaving the country, and the export declaration form must be filled out if necessary.
When you leave this country, you must pay the airport tax. Tax bills can be purchased in hotels, travel agencies and airline offices in advance and attached to air tickets. Malaysian and Brunei airport taxes are SGD 5 yuan, and airport taxes of other countries are SGD 12.