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Is it possible to bring home appliances into the country in the form of hand luggage?
I want to give a multicooker (they don’t sell them in Holland), but I don’t know if they will let me through?
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Persons over the age of 17 arriving from countries outside the EU customs area are allowed duty free import of up to 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 g of tobacco; up to 1 liter of spirits (more than 22% alcohol content) or up to 2 liters of fortified or dessert wines (less than 22% alcohol content); table wine - up to 2 liters; no more than 500 g of coffee or 200 g of coffee extract; up to 100 g of tea or 40 g of tea extract; up to 50 ml of perfume and 250 ml of eau de toilette, as well as goods for personal use at the rate of 175 euros per adult and 90 euros per child under the age of 15.
these are limitations. it is often also written that the import of gifts for an amount not exceeding, for example, 200 euros is allowed. I didn't find anything about Holland. take a check just in case. but I don't think it will be necessary
these are limitations. it is often also written that the import of gifts for an amount not exceeding, for example, 200 euros is allowed. I didn't find anything about Holland. take a check just in case. but I don't think it will be necessary
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answered 13 years ago
It's not just about the check, but also about the dimensions. Different airlines have different weight and size requirements for hand luggage. Often there are special frames that measure whether luggage will fit through or not. As far as I remember, multicookers are in a square package, and the requirements for dimensions usually look like this: 20x40x55 (plus / minus, this is an example), i.e. neither side of the square will match the smaller size.
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answered 13 years ago
And by the way, I strongly doubt that there are no slow cookers in Holland.
By and large, a slow cooker is just a modification of an ordinary Asian rice cooker, of which there are plenty in any European city where there are Asians.
By and large, a slow cooker is just a modification of an ordinary Asian rice cooker, of which there are plenty in any European city where there are Asians.
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answered 13 years ago
The question is not whether it is possible to carry it on the plane (I have already found out). Will customs in Amsterdam let me through?
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answered 13 years ago
