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My husband and I are going on a tour of Greece, through Chop, Hungarian customs. Will there be any problems at customs with the transportation of 1 kg of bacon beloved by her husband)))? Tell me, how can this fat be safely hidden?
My husband and I are going on a tour of Greece, through Chop, Hungarian customs. Will there be any problems at customs with the transportation of 1 kg of bacon beloved by her husband)))? Tell me, how can this fat be safely hidden?
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Drugs are not allowed!
Drugs are not allowed!
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answered 5 years ago
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You will not get to Greece via Chop.
Apparently you eat a lot of lard, and this, as you can see, led to a mistake on the route.
You will not get to Greece via Chop.
Apparently you eat a lot of lard, and this, as you can see, led to a mistake on the route.
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answered 5 years ago
No, you cannot import.
"We inform you that the import of products of animal origin for personal use from third countries into the EU is restricted. It is forbidden to import: meat and meat products (lard, fresh or processed meat, including poultry, fats, sausages, canned meat, baked goods with meat, sauces or soups with meat), milk and dairy products, pet food containing meat or dairy products.
If you cross the border at Chop (road crossing) - then you are going through Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria. Long route.
"We inform you that the import of products of animal origin for personal use from third countries into the EU is restricted. It is forbidden to import: meat and meat products (lard, fresh or processed meat, including poultry, fats, sausages, canned meat, baked goods with meat, sauces or soups with meat), milk and dairy products, pet food containing meat or dairy products.
If you cross the border at Chop (road crossing) - then you are going through Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria. Long route.
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answered 5 years ago
This ban is introduced regularly. When I went on car tours, I took with me canned food (pate) (Hame, Czech Republic), Latvian sprats, Polish cheese. All made in the EU. All in original packaging with labels. On the Polish border, wool is specifically, but nothing has been taken away. Ukrainian "dry" sausage was confiscated from tourists. The agency did not warn many.
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answered 5 years ago
Fat cannot be transported unambiguously. I personally observed how they confiscated from migrant workers :) I was also scolded for meat products.
But I always spend, for example, herring, because. in Europe there is no such herring - in 99.9% of cases they do not check small bags, such as a computer bag with a laptop. Pack your bacon in there so that the bag doesn't look too bloated and no one will look at it. Only large bags and suitcases are interrupted.
You can also bring vodka (if you need more than 1 liter per person) - pour it into a mineral water bottle, throw it on the car seat, let it lie in plain sight - no questions asked.
But I always spend, for example, herring, because. in Europe there is no such herring - in 99.9% of cases they do not check small bags, such as a computer bag with a laptop. Pack your bacon in there so that the bag doesn't look too bloated and no one will look at it. Only large bags and suitcases are interrupted.
You can also bring vodka (if you need more than 1 liter per person) - pour it into a mineral water bottle, throw it on the car seat, let it lie in plain sight - no questions asked.
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answered 5 years ago
Canned food in factory cans is usually not taken away. Salo, sausage is taken away.
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answered 5 years ago
I recently traveled to Italy through Hungary-Slovenia, on a bus, just through Chop-Zakhon, a border dog ran through, they didn’t take anything, people cracked sausage and meat along the way.
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answered 5 years ago
I understand that if you are going for three months, you can really go crazy in a foreign country without the usual products. But if this is a vacation for a couple of weeks, what's the point of dragging sausage, little and other food with you?
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answered 5 years ago
And this is economical - once. They go by car and have an expensive snack - two. Roadside taverns are probably familiar. And you can bring cognac in a bottle of Coca-Cola. True, in Hungary you can buy bacon, but ... well, homemade lard!
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answered 5 years ago
My children have now left for Greece, but it is more convenient for us from Zaporozhye through Odessa, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece. The route has been worked out several times.
But even through Chop you can go to Greece by car - Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece.
But even through Chop you can go to Greece by car - Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece.
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answered 5 years ago
I don’t know how it is in other countries, but in Romania, roadside taverns are simply charming: delicious, huge portions, and ridiculous prices.
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answered 5 years ago
So these prices are not funny to them, people consider their budget. True, they often bring fat to the EU to serve their compatriots! The confiscation of 5 kg of fat was seen at the Polish border.
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answered 5 years ago