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Spirits: 1 litre
Wine or port: 1 litre
Beer, stout or ale: 1 litre
There
are no concessions on cigarettes and other tobacco products.
This is in line with the Singapore government's campaign
to discourage smoking. If you are carrying excess dutiable
items, you may leave these in Customs Bond until your departure,
provided this is from the same point of entry. Storage costs
are chargeable.
Dutiable items include garments and clothing accessories,
leather bags, wallets, imitation jewelry, chocolate and
sugar confectionery, pastries, biscuits and cakes. Restricted
amounts of these items may be brought in duty-free, provided
they are meant for personal consumption.
In line
with most other countries, Singapore prohibits the entry
of some items, while others are subject to controls and
restrictions.
Prohibited items include:
-
Controlled drugs and psychotropic substances
- Firecrackers
- Cigarette
lighters of pistol/revolver shape
- Toy
coins and toy currency notes
- Reproductions
of copyright publications, video tapes or disks, records
or cassettes
- Endangered
species of wildlife and their by- products
-
Obscene articles and publications
- Seditious
and treasonable materials
If you
have any of the articles listed, entry will only be allowed
when you produce the import permit or authorization from
the relevant authorities.
A traveler who has medicines, which may only be obtained
through prescription under Singapore law, especially sleeping
pills, depressants, stimulants, etc., must possess a prescription
from a physician confirming that the medicines are used
for the traveler's physical well being while traveling.
The
above lists of dutiable, non-dutiable, prohibited, controlled
and restricted goods are not exhaustive.
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