* Currency: Singapore Customs has no maximum amount of foreign currency brought into the country.
* Dutiable commodities: alcohol (including wine, beer, light beer and stout), tobacco (including cigarettes and cigars), wallets and purses, artificial jewelry, chocolate and sweets, bread, biscuits and cakes.
* Duty-free goods: electrical appliances, cosmetics, cameras and clocks, jewelry, precious stones and metals, shoes, artworks and toys.
Allowable scope of tax exemption
Tourists are not required to pay taxes when they bring the following items into the country:
* Personal effects
* Chocolate, biscuits, cakes and other foods. , but the value shall not exceed S $50 yuan.
At least 18 years old and not of Malaysian nationality, the following items are tax-free:
* One liter of spirits.
* One liter of wine
* One liter of beer, light beer or stout.
The above duty-free goods are for personal consumption only, and resale or gift is prohibited. If the articles brought into the country are beyond the scope of tax exemption, the excess shall be taxed; If transit passengers carry excess articles, the articles beyond the duty-free scope must be stored in the customs, and the storage fee shall be borne by themselves.
In addition, the words "Singapore tax unpaid" are not allowed on the labels, boxes and packages of alcohol and cigarettes brought into the country; Cigarettes marked with e are not allowed to be brought in. Any box of cigarettes entering the country by air, land or sea must be taxed, and duty-free cigarettes are only sold to outbound passengers.
China entry and exit
Restricted entry and exit articles:
1./kloc-The duty-free limit of tobacco products and alcoholic beverages above 12 degrees brought into China by passengers over 0/6 years old is as follows: the duty-free cigarette limit for passengers, and the alcoholic beverages above 12 degrees are limited to Hong Kong and Macao.
Tourists in the region (including Hong Kong and Macao tourists and mainland tourists visiting relatives in Hong Kong and Macao). ) 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or a bottle of 250 grams of tobacco and alcohol (no more than 0.75 liters) will go back and forth many times on the same day or in a short time.
40 cigarettes, 5 cigars or 40 grams of wine. Passengers from Hong Kong and Macao are not allowed to bring 400 cigarettes, 100 cigars or two bottles of 500 grams of wine (not more than 1.5) into other inbound passengers duty-free.
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