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We fly to Prague by plane. Please tell me what are the baggage restrictions (Czech Airlines). We want to bring beer from Prague as a gift, how many bottles can I bring at the airport?
We fly to Prague by plane. Please tell me what are the baggage restrictions (Czech Airlines). We want to bring beer from Prague as a gift, how many bottles can I bring at the airport?
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The airline has nothing to do with it. Restrictions are imposed on the import of goods into a particular country, specifically to Ukraine, you can carry up to 2 liters of weak alcohol per person over 21 years old.
In practice, fill the suitcase with bottles as much as you like, so that they don’t get beaten, there will be no problems.
In practice, fill the suitcase with bottles as much as you like, so that they don’t get beaten, there will be no problems.
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answered 6 years ago
It's like a souvenir from another country, there will be no problems. Who needs this beer, we will not undermine our economy. The main thing is to pack well so that it does not break. There are no problems at customs. And a glass of beer is a must!
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answered 6 years ago
"stuff your suitcase with as many bottles as you like" is dangerous advice. It's like driving through a red traffic light.
Anything above the established norm of import for personal use into the customs territory of Ukraine will be considered smuggling or, at best, a consignment.
Anything above the established norm of import for personal use into the customs territory of Ukraine will be considered smuggling or, at best, a consignment.
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answered 6 years ago
He can give a suitcase full of beer a ride, or he may not let the customs officer through the green corridor. And he will be right.
Take within the permitted norm. Nowadays, any supermarket is littered with beer from all over the world: the Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium ... It would be better if they sold original Ceylon tea like that, otherwise I don’t drink beer. ((
Take within the permitted norm. Nowadays, any supermarket is littered with beer from all over the world: the Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium ... It would be better if they sold original Ceylon tea like that, otherwise I don’t drink beer. ((
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answered 6 years ago
Natasha, I always bring wine from France and Spain, a full suitcase, as well as all sorts of delicacies. Over the past 15 years, there has never been such a problem. Customs officers are quite loyal, even if they see on the X-ray, they don’t find fault.
Especially for the extra 4 bottles of beer (it is unlikely that more than 8 pieces will fit into a suitcase), no one will even ask a question.
Especially for the extra 4 bottles of beer (it is unlikely that more than 8 pieces will fit into a suitcase), no one will even ask a question.
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answered 6 years ago
In December I flew to Prague, a girl from our group had such a huge suitcase a little smaller than her, there were no problems, everything went well, we only weighed the luggage for three so that there would be no excess.
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answered 6 years ago