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the tourist wants to take a few bottles of local wine with him
12 years ago  •  7 subscribers 9 answers
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sigur62 - it depends on where to fly from. passengers of charter flights are really practically not examined (sometimes foreigners) but when I flew from China, everyone was forced to put things on the scanner. the same thing happened before the new year from the OAU and in May from Georgia. the logic of customs officers is clear - they know what and in what quantities and from which countries people import Farther...
Dear experts, tell me how much you can import and export strong alcohol and cigarettes from Egypt?
8 years ago  •  9 subscribers 15 answers
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So this is not the Czech Republic. People don't go to Egypt for Czech beer Farther...
How much alcohol can you take home? how many liters, etc.
12 years ago  •  3 subscribers 4 answers
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Do not write nonsense, dear DmitriTour. There are rules for the free import of alcohol, which cannot be violated, and with your ridiculous advice you can let people down. Farther...
tell me how much you can take out the cognac "metaksa" home from Greece, and how much wine you can take out (home bought in the village is also taken into account?), if you are going together with a child, can we count the export for 2 people? and where is it still most profitable to buy cognac "metaksa" of various sizes, including souvenir ones (many orders), can anyone tell me? thanks
13 years ago  •  7 subscribers 12 answers
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You know, I never knew how much you can carry :-) I put everything in my luggage and send it. Who is watching there? We brought grape brandy, metaxa, olive oil, liters from Crete. Nobody checked. I took Metaxa in duty free in Heraklion. And I’ll tell you more, our luggage (not hand luggage) was not checked at the airport at all, nowhere. Not in the Water Country we were flying to. Upon arrival, we pass through a green corridor with our heads held high and that's it :-) Farther...
I'm going to carry alcohol with me in my suitcase. How much can you carry? The tour agency said that 1l of strong and 1l of weak, but on the Internet it says that 3l of strong and 2l of weak
11 years ago  •  10 subscribers 12 answers
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Of course, you can take out as much as you like from Turkey (and not only), but bring it in ... Farther...
Good afternoon! Please tell me how much alcohol can I bring to Turkey in my luggage and hand luggage? Do liters imported in hand luggage and checked baggage add up? I understand that in the luggage you can import 1 liter. strong alcohol on the face and in addition I can take 2 liters of algol in Dutik with a degree above 22% or 3 liters with a degree of less than 22%, right? Or just (luggage and hand luggage) 2 liters of algol with a degree above 22% or 3 liters with a degree of less than 22%? Thanks!
10 years ago  •  6 subscribers 27 answers
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According to the established rules, you can take out of Russia in your luggage no more than 1 liter of strong alcohol per person (if the rules have not changed, you can get an answer to this question on the website or by calling the state customs service), how much alcohol you bought and what degree in the deutik host country has always been fucked up (if you mean Turland or Yegi) Farther...
If you can take out two liters of alcohol, then you can also take the same amount for a child? Or children are not taken into account, but only for adults?
12 years ago  •  6 subscribers 21 answer
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larissonn, do not mislead people! Have you ever flown? I think not. Otherwise, such nonsense would not be written. So. 1. In hand luggage, you can carry liquids only those bought in duty-free (after passing through air control!) on the condition of a direct flight. 2. The norms for the import of alcohol and tobacco products apply only to adult citizens. Farther...
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