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What are the import quotas for alcohol and tobacco?
I want to buy in a regular store (not Duty free), because in Thailand they say alcohol is expensive, and local production is not very good in quality (not counting beer).
Are there any quotas for export from Russia and import to Thailand now?
Are there any quotas for export from Russia and import to Thailand now?
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1. Booze in Thailand is a freebie. Usually everything is taken from THERE! 2. Take 2 packs of cigarettes with you. local ones are 2 times more expensive (LM = 50 THB = 37.5 rubles), namely, Thai ones are not to the taste of many at a similar price.
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answered 17 years ago
Ten_Baht, as always, is right. You can also take something stronger in duty free and drink regularly to avoid problems in the form of diarrhea. At one time we were given very useful advice "you need to" plump "regularly and no problems with getting used to local food will touch you." A kind of antibiotic and dietary supplement in one bottle, and unlike drugs - pleasant! And from local alcohol I can offer to try the wine "Siam Sato". It has a specific taste (exotic) and a good "effect". And the price is about 10-15 rubles.
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answered 17 years ago
I was told that there was wine, whiskey, etc. well-known brands of not very good quality. In duty free, I have not seen normal wine (Chile, Australia, South Africa), there is only Italy, France.
So does anyone know what the quotas are?
So does anyone know what the quotas are?
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answered 17 years ago
As far as I know - you can enter 2 liters. alcohol per person, as in many countries. In fact - everything you need you can buy there. And somehow, in the heat, not very strong alcohol goes ... Keep in mind that servings of alcohol in clubs are 25 gr.)
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answered 17 years ago
It is better not to experiment, drink what you have tried at least once. And buy better in Duty Free, unless, of course, the money is superfluous, and no one will check the quantity, this is 100%
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answered 17 years ago
