What can be brought into the country and what can be brought into China

Household appliances are brought into the country.

With the continuous development of tourism, more and more people are entering China, but many people do not know what to bring into China. Let's take a closer look at it!

Baggage item restrictions.

According to the regulations of the General Administration of Customs of China, people entering China can bring personal effects, personal belongings and a certain number of gifts into the country, but restrictions exist. The first is not to bring contraband, such as drugs, **, etc., and the second is to comply with the quantity restrictions on imported food, cosmetics, jewelry, and other items. Specifically, each person is restricted from carrying no more than 2 kilograms of imported food, no more than 50 grams, and no more than 3,000 US dollars for jewelry.

Personal items. When entering China, you can bring a certain amount of personal items, such as clothing, shoes, toiletries, electrical appliances, etc., but you must comply with customs regulations. Each person cannot bring more than the amount of personal items they actually need, and no more than 10 pieces.

If the appliance is carried using a battery, the battery capacity cannot exceed 160 Wh; If you use Bluetooth headphones, you are limited to 2 per person.

Carry-on items. Carry-on items usually refer to items such as documents, cash, credit cards, luggage tags, etc., but there are some special cases. For example, women can bring cosmetics such as lipstick and eyeliner into China, and men can bring personal care items such as razors when entering China.

These items must be distinguished and inspected in personal effects and gift items. Imperial Elder.

Gift items. You can bring a certain number of gift items into China, but there are restrictions on the number and value. For example, each person can bring no more than 5 kg of imported seafood, no more than 5 kg of special food, no more than 2 kg of red wine, etc.

In addition, the number of gifts per person per entry cannot exceed 3, and the total value cannot exceed 5,000 RMB.

Live animals, meat and their products, milk and dairy products of animal origin, eggs and their products, aquatic animal products and animal products are not allowed when returning to China.

1. Live animals.

Except dogs, cats), including all mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, insects and other invertebrates, animal genetic material, these cannot be carried.

2. Meat. Raw or cooked) meat (including organs) and its products, as well as aquatic animal products are not allowed.

3. Animal-derived milk and dairy products, eggs and their products.

Animal-derived milk and dairy products, including raw milk, fresh milk, yogurt, animal-derived cream, butter, cheese and other dairy products, are not allowed.

There are also eggs and their products, including fresh eggs, preserved eggs, salted eggs, egg liquid, eggshells, mayonnaise and other egg-derived products, bird's nest (except canned bird's nest), and oils, skins, hair, hooves, bones, horns and their products, which can not be brought.

4. Plants and plant products.

Fresh fruits, vegetables, tobacco leaves (excluding shredded tobacco), seeds (seedlings), seedlings and other plant materials with reproductive ability, as well as organic cultivation of meso-allergy grandchildren are not allowed to be brought.

5. Others.

Animal and plant pathogens such as bacteria and viruses, pests and other harmful organisms, biological materials such as cells, organs and tissues, blood trembling and laughing fluid and their products, animal carcasses, animal specimens, animal-derived wastes, soil, genetically modified biological materials, as well as other animals and plants, animal and plant products and other quarantine items prohibited by the state.

Outbound travel, as the name suggests, is to leave the country. Unlike domestic tourism, outbound tourism needs to pay attention to many issues. Among them, carrying items is certainly one of the problems.

Some items will be barred from entering the country, while others will need to be declared or taxed. So, before leaving the country, be sure to know what you can bring.

Food and beverages.

When traveling abroad, it's inevitable that you'll want to bring some snacks and drinks. Generally speaking, it mainly depends on whether these foods and beverages contain ingredients that are prohibited from being imported. For example, meat products, dairy products, egg products, fruits, vegetables, meat products, etc. are prohibited items from entering the country.

Fresh, refrigerated or frozen vegetables and meat products are also subject to strict inspection.

If you're bringing a small amount of snacks or drinks, it's generally safe to bring them. However, if you are bringing a large amount of food and beverages, it is advisable to check the regulations in your destination country before you travel.

Pharmaceuticals. Carrying medication is a common need for outbound travel. However, the requirements for medicines vary from country to country.

Some conventional medicines, such as cold medicines, fever reducers, painkillers, etc., can be brought in most cases. However, it is important to note that a small number of countries have strict controls on certain medicines.

If the medicine you want to bring is a prescription drug, it is recommended that you go to the hospital or pharmacy in advance to apply for an exit passport and bring the prescription with you. At the same time, it is also necessary to determine whether the prescription of the drug is recognized in the destination country and whether the drug is legally marketed.

Electronics. Electronics are also essential on outbound travel. However, you need to know the relevant regulations of the destination country before leaving the country.

For example, some countries require that imported electronic devices must be new and cannot be used for more than one month. There are also countries that have particularly strict restrictions on communication equipment.

Finally, a word of caution is that it is best not to bring any prohibited items with you when traveling abroad. In order to avoid trouble, it is best to understand the relevant regulations of the destination country and be familiar with your rights and obligations before going out.

The documents that need to be brought for entry and exit are: a recent bareheaded ** and a completed "Application Form for Chinese Citizens Going Abroad (Territory) for Private Purposes"; Resident ID card and household registration booklet and photocopy; State employees shall, in accordance with relevant provisions, submit a certificate of consent to leave the country issued by the work unit to which they belong or the competent unit at a higher level after examination and approval in accordance with the personnel management authority.

Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry

Article 9. Chinese citizens exiting or entering China shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law.

Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling. However, unless China has signed a mutual visa exemption agreement with other countries, or the Ministry of Public Security has otherwise stipulated otherwise.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers or work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.