Can I bring tobacco to Singapore by plane? Note that it is tobacco and not cigarette 50

No, all imported tobacco must be reported to customs, otherwise it will be regarded as smuggling.

In the light case (small amount), a fine of 20 times the cigarette tax and the excise tax payable will be imposed.

In the worst case (in large quantities), you will definitely go to jail and non-Singapore citizens will not be allowed to re-enter the country.

Note: Tobacco is also cigarettes, but in different packaging.

Singapore is forbidden to bring any undeclared tobacco or cigarettes into the country. Those found will be fined and jailed.

Even cigarettes purchased from duty-free shops at the airport are not allowed to be brought into Singapore.

I think the nature of shredded tobacco is the same as that of cigarettes.

You can't bring cigarettes from China to Singapore, and when you enter the country, they will ask you if you are carrying cigarettes again, and if you don't have a pack of cigarettes, he will tell you that you don't want it next time, but if you lie about it and it is found out, the price will be too great.

The penalty is not a small penny. If you want to smoke, you can buy it in Singapore, but in comparison, cigarettes in Singapore are relatively expensive, and you can bring them when you return from Singapore.

Cigarettes are cheap in the duty-free shops at the airport

To be honest, I don't know if I can bring it, but I know that Singapore is known for its strict laws, and when you are not sure whether you can bring it, I advise you not to take risks or have a fluke mentality, and be careful when you go abroad, safety first. Besides, tobacco is also available in Singapore. You can bring a small bag for your own use.

According to the Customs Act and the Excise Act, anyone who buys, sells, possesses smuggled goods or is suspected of any tax evasion is punishable by imprisonment and fines. The Customs Department advises Gong Zhong not to carry or buy tax evasion cigarettes, even if you only possess 1 pack of tax evasion cigarettes, you can be fined at least S$500 or charged in court.

Do not try the law, the Chinese saying "follow the local customs" to abide by the laws of our country.

Yes, but not too much.

If you don't have a large number of them, you are allowed to carry a portion for your own use.

Yes, no more than 400 grams (400 sticks) can be carried by individuals

Cigarettes or other tobacco products in excess of 400 grams, liquor in excess of 10 litres, petrol in excess of 10 litres in a spare container of a motor vehicle, private investment in excess of 500 grams***, imports for commercial or commercial purposes and GST in excess of S$300, articles valued at more than S$400 and clearly marked as commercial samples (other than liquor and tobacco products). A customs clearance permit is required.

Hello, dear, for you to inquire about the following information, Singapore has stricter restrictions on tobacco products, and the following are the restrictions on the carrying of tobacco products:1The total amount of tobacco products (including cigarettes and cigars) must not exceed 1 unopened package or no more than 50g of loose tobacco products upon arrival in Singapore.

2.Other tobacco products (e.g. pipes, chewing tobacco, e-cigarettes, etc.) are not allowed, including samples and gifts. 3.

In addition to the provisions of Article 2, all the tobacco products carried by the bureau are illegally distributed, distributed and purchased in Singapore, and will be punished once found. Therefore, it is advisable to understand the relevant regulations on tobacco products before you travel to Singapore, and try to avoid carrying excessive amounts of tobacco products to avoid unnecessary troubles and penalties.

Summary. According to Singapore Customs regulations, adults are only allowed to carry a maximum of 1 unopened cigarette or 12 grams of other tobacco products, such as cigars or tobacco, when entering Singapore. If you bring more than the required amount of tobacco products, customs may confiscate the items and impose a fine.

I went to Singapore with an e-cigarette, but I didn't declare it, can I enter the country.

According to Singapore Customs regulations, adults are only allowed to carry a maximum of 1 unopened cigarette or 12 grams of other tobacco products, such as cigars or tobacco, when entering Singapore. If you bring more than the required amount of tobacco products, customs may confiscate the items and impose a fine.

Will I be fined for this?

According to Singapore Customs, e-cigarettes are considered tobacco products and are subject to Singapore's tobacco regulations. If you fail to declare and bring an e-cigarette into the country, it may be considered a breach of Singapore customs regulations. If discovered, your e-cigarette may be confiscated and you may face fines and other legal sanctions.

Therefore, it is recommended that you carefully read the regulations of Singapore Customs before entering Singapore and declare all the items that need to be declared in accordance with the regulations to avoid any trouble. If you are carrying an e-cigarette, you can declare it on the customs declaration desk and follow their instructions and requirements. Subject to the relevant regulations and requirements, you can bring e-cigarettes into Singapore.

How to file. When you enter Singapore, you can fill out the arrival card at the customs declaration office and detail the information about what you are carrying, including e-cigarettes. You can ask the staff how to fill out the arrival card and inform them of what you are carrying.

If you are unsure whether you need to declare an e-cigarette, you can consult the official of Singapore Customs** or call Shirt Talk Customs Advisory** for consultation. Customs** will tell you how to file and provide the necessary help and guidance. Please note that if you fail to declare e-cigarettes or other items as required, customs** has the right to inspect and detain the items on you.

Therefore, to avoid trouble, please understand the relevant regulations before entering Singapore and declare all the items that need to be declared in accordance with the regulations.

Summary. If you are entering Singapore, the number of cigarettes you can carry cannot exceed 200, if you are leaving Singapore, there is no limit on the number of cigarettes, but Singapore is a country with strict cigarette control, many places have no smoking signs, but some places are allowed to smoke.

Dear Hello, I am glad to serve you to Singapore and can bring 200 Zhiyan.

Dear Hello, I am glad to serve you and I can bring 200 paper cigarettes to Singapore.

Dear, Hello, Glad to serve you, I can bring 200 cigarettes to Singapore.

If you are entering Singapore, the number of cigarettes you can carry cannot exceed 200, if you are out of Singapore, there is no limit on the number of cigarettes, but Singapore is a country with strict cigarette control, and many places have no smoking hall dust signs, but there are also places where smoking is allowed.

There is no duty-free allowance for cigarettes in Singapore. Singapore's customs has clear regulations on bringing ordinary cigarettes and cigars into the country to pay taxes and electronic cigarettes, chewing gum, etc. are prohibited from being brought into the country If you do not declare to bring cigarettes into the country Tan Fengxian is an illegal act and needs to pay a fine The first time each cigarette is fined S$10.