Can I bring ham sausage to Japan, and can I bring ham sausage to Europe?

Theoretically, meat products cannot be entered. However, I generally don't check, so don't take the initiative to take it out when you pass the customs.

Many friends are frightened by the so-called restrictions, which are not necessary at all. First, there is a difference between self-provided supplies (food) and ** commodities, and generally as long as there is no intellectual problem, it can definitely be distinguished. Second, there are weight and size requirements for luggage and consignment.

As long as it is not exceeded, it is generally for personal use.

Do not bring liquids, gels and sprays, such as: mineral water, creams, gels, etc.; Knives, screwdrivers, wrenches, etc. are not allowed to be brought; Lighters, matches, etc. are not allowed to be braided.

What to carry on the plane.

On domestic flights, each person is allowed to carry a total of no more than 1 litre of liquids at a time, and the bottle must be opened and checked before it can be carried. The excess must be delivered. Alcohol must be checked in.

For international and regional flights departing from airports in China, these items must be packed in a container with a capacity of no more than 100ml and placed in a transparent, resealable plastic bag with a capacity of no more than 1 litre. Each passenger is only allowed to carry one transparent plastic bag at a time, and the excess shall be delivered.

Yes, there is just a limit to the quantity.

1. Please do not bring raw meat, sausages, jerky and other meat products into Japan, as well as other contraband items such as fresh fruits. Failure to do so may result in imprisonment of up to three years or a fine of up to 1,000,000 yen.

Copy 1 Meat products cannot be brought into Japan. You can try to pack it in a suitcase, but also look at the airport you are in, and don't bring it if it's Tokyo Narita Airport, because dogs are often checked before they arrive at the baggage carousel. Osaka Kansai Airport, Nagoya Airport, Fukuoka Airport, Sapporo New Chitose Airport are no problem.

However, even if it is found, it will only be confiscated, and as long as you are not clear about the law, the customs officers will not make it difficult for you. Actually, there are a lot of delicious things in Japan, and unless you have a friend who lives there and wants you to bring it, you don't need to bring food with you.

2 How much is okay with small food consignment, random inspection is generally not, after leaving the country to get the luggage, you look at the farther place Which mouth has more frequency of spot checks, just avoid it, and then try to find a mouth with more people when you go out.

3 No, the rules are no, but you have to seal the cooked food, ham sausage, beef, etc., so that if it is not breathable, it will not be discovered, and if it is not discovered, it will be fine.

Yes, not more than 15kg; Otherwise, the baggage will be charged for excessive baggage.

Of course, as long as it's not a lot of primary products and live cattle, and if you're overweight, remember the money.

Yes, you don't have to be overweight! However, it is okay to pay for overweight! However, he opposed going to Japan to defeat Japanese imperialism

There are BAI regulations in my country's law, and LZ can go to check DU.

However, zhi is on the machine according to the national conditions.

The DAO field is no one to check, Ben.

Returning to the country is less to say.

Answer: More than 20 times, no one has ever checked it.

In the past, you had to fill out a customs declaration form (of course, no one would be stupid enough to fill it out), but recently I have even omitted this.

If you go to Japan, you can't bring fresh fruit or any meat according to Japanese law. No more than 2 cigarettes, 2 bottles of alcohol, etc.

If you go on a tour, you probably won't bring these with you.

Japan's customs are stricter than in Japan, and they have to fill out declarations and sometimes open the boxes for inspection.

If you join a group, you can bring everything back, and I'm fine with a lot of cosmetics in my time. What Japan can't bring in is fresh fruit or any kind of meat.

Simply put, yes.

Strictly speaking, it is possible to bring vacuum packed cooked food.

In general, first of all, this food should be packed in a suitcase, not in hand luggage.

Second, it is best to vacuum pack this kind of food, at least tightly packed to avoid leakage or taste.

Third, this kind of food is best cooked food, fresh food is generally not allowed to be brought directly by plane, and it needs to be bioquarantined at customs, which is very time-consuming and difficult.

Fourth, don't take too much meat, the meat is very heavy, which will affect your ability to carry other luggage.

Doing the above is basically not a big problem.

According to the different countries of entry, the rules are also different, some can and some cannot, for example, South Korea needs to be quarantined, smuggling cooked food may be sentenced, South Korea prohibits bringing in items, bear bile, musk, deer antler velvet and other endangered wild animals and plants and related products need to attract the attention of the Chinese people.

Items subject to quarantine include live animals, aquatic animals, fresh meat, butchers, ham sausages, luncheon meat, cheese and other processed meat products, as well as soil, various fresh fruits, nuts and vegetables.

If you are found to have made a false declaration, made a false declaration, or carried it, you may be sentenced to prison. Passengers do not make a declaration and smuggle cooked food, nuts and other items into the country in checked baggage, once they are caught, it may be a big deal.

No. Most countries, especially developed countries, attach great importance to food inspection and quarantine, and basically strictly prohibit passengers from bringing any meat and various products containing meat into the country. If it is found that the prohibited products will be confiscated and destroyed, the person concerned may also face heavy fines and other penalties if they are found to have the prohibited products confiscated and destroyed.

Forehead ......I know you can't bring liquid stuff with you when you go abroad. As for the cooked ham sausage, ......I don't know. It should be ok.

Yes, but there is no need to bring it, some foreign supermarkets sell it, no matter which country there are Chinese supermarkets, or Japanese supermarkets, Korean supermarkets, these are all available for buying.

Game consoles, electric shavers, rice cookers, thermos cups, sweeping robots, toilet seats...

All kinds of cosmeceuticals.

Cosmeceuticals, electrical appliances, luxury goods, fashion, etc. are all good.

Now that Japan is the peak tourist season, foreign tourists are everywhere, and you are welcome to visit Japan.

Japan is safe to travel and there are many people coming to play every day, so don't worry.