Question o Tenerife
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Topics questionа
Related question «Documents and borders»
How much alcoholic beverages can be taken from about. Tenerife?
the tourist wants to take a few bottles of local wine with him
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 9
A few bottles is not a problem (unless it's a box). But the wine there, to put it mildly, is not very ......
Like
You like
•
½
answered 12 years ago
The fact is that the weight of luggage per person should not exceed 20 kg. Then 10 euros for 1 kg. advantage. So let the tourist think if he needs wine for 10 euros :)
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
You can take out as much as you like, but it seems to be only a couple of bottles to bring into Russia
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
Absolutely right. You can buy exactly as much as the airline allows you to bring hand luggage on board.
But! as a rule, after passing through customs and entering the duty-free zone, at the entrance to the plane, no one weighs or checks your luggage. Also, upon arrival, you go through control, where only your passport is checked! Once again, your hand luggage is not allowed through the scanner at the exit.
The main thing is not to drag a bunch of bags filled with bottles with the inscription "duty free" to the top, otherwise you will attract attention and you will probably be "looked through". Take a small backpack with you on the plane. You can store "contraband" there. Well, if they stop you, give it to the customs officers. But as a rule, at the exit, no one is watching what you are carrying there. ))
(True Story)
But! as a rule, after passing through customs and entering the duty-free zone, at the entrance to the plane, no one weighs or checks your luggage. Also, upon arrival, you go through control, where only your passport is checked! Once again, your hand luggage is not allowed through the scanner at the exit.
The main thing is not to drag a bunch of bags filled with bottles with the inscription "duty free" to the top, otherwise you will attract attention and you will probably be "looked through". Take a small backpack with you on the plane. You can store "contraband" there. Well, if they stop you, give it to the customs officers. But as a rule, at the exit, no one is watching what you are carrying there. ))
(True Story)
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
There are also certain restrictions on export from the country. You cannot export more than 800 cigarettes, 10 liters of strong and 90 liters of weak alcoholic beverages. It is forbidden to export antiques and items of cultural and historical value. There are no export restrictions for other items purchased for personal use.
Customs inspection at the border with Spain is rare, but if the behavior of a passenger or his luggage causes suspicion among customs officers, they have the right to a thorough search. Therefore, you should not rely on chance, you should carefully read and comply with local laws so that not a single annoying little thing spoils a great vacation in sunny, friendly Spain.
Customs inspection at the border with Spain is rare, but if the behavior of a passenger or his luggage causes suspicion among customs officers, they have the right to a thorough search. Therefore, you should not rely on chance, you should carefully read and comply with local laws so that not a single annoying little thing spoils a great vacation in sunny, friendly Spain.
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
Don't worry about export, worry more about import. And the import rules are as follows: 3 liters of alcohol per person. In practice, those arriving by air are never screened, go boldly into the "green" corridor.
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
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
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
Like
You like
•
½
answered 12 years ago
Not certainly in that way. It's just that Ukrainian customs officers have different appetites, everyone knows about it. In the Russian Federation, the scale is different, and there is a place for customs to graze, but messing around with bottles or sweets of tourists is undignified.
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
All questions
Spain
more ▼ ▲