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Every country sets its own rules on what travellers may bring in duty-free and what is restricted or banned. This directory links to the customs and import regulations for every destination, so you can check the allowances before you pack.
Pick a destination from the search box or the alphabetical list to see its duty-free limits, declaration requirements, and prohibited goods.
Most countries allow a limited quantity of alcohol, tobacco, and gifts to be imported without paying duty. Exceeding these limits — or failing to declare goods — can lead to fines or confiscation.
Common restrictions cover food, plants, animal products, medicines, weapons, and large amounts of cash. Penalties for carrying undeclared restricted goods can be severe, so always check the destination's rules first.
If you exceed an allowance or carry restricted items, use the red customs channel and declare them. An honest declaration is almost always cheaper than the penalty for being caught.
VisaHQ can prepare and submit your visa application for most destinations, so your travel paperwork is ready before you leave.
Allowances vary by country and by what you are carrying — typically a set quantity of alcohol, tobacco, and gifts. Open the destination's page for its current limits.
Failing to declare goods over the allowance, or carrying restricted items, can result in fines, confiscation, and in serious cases prosecution. When in doubt, declare.
Many countries strictly limit or ban meat, dairy, fresh produce, seeds, and plants to protect agriculture. Check the destination's biosecurity rules before travelling.
Most countries require you to declare cash and equivalents above a threshold (often around USD 10,000). The exact limit is on each destination's customs page.