Can I bring Cosmetics to Turkey?
Cosmetics→Turkey
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✅ Allowed
✅ Allowed
📋 Carrying Limits
- Quantity Limit:Personal quantities unlimited; new purchases count toward the €430 allowance (€150 under 15)
✅ Declaration Requirements
❌Not Required
📌 Quick Summary
Status:✅ ✅ Allowed
Limit:Personal quantities unlimited; new purchases count toward the €430 allowance (€150 under 15)
Declaration:❌ Not Required
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Last Updated:August 28, 2026
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📝 Important Notes
- •✅ ALLOWED — no customs restriction on personal cosmetics
- •Makeup, skincare, perfume and toiletries for your own use enter Turkey freely. The only rules:
- •€430 allowance for new goods per adult (€150 under 15) — a large haul of new luxury skincare above that is dutiable
- •Commercial quantities (many identical items) are treated as trade and taxed; this matters for people bringing K-beauty or Gulf perfumes to resell
- •Airline liquids rule: over 100 ml goes in checked baggage
- •Products with CBD or cannabis-derived ingredients are prohibited — Turkey treats them as narcotics
- •Advice: Turkey is a good place to *buy* cosmetics — Gratis and Watsons carry every global brand, local brands (Flormar, Golden Rose) are cheap, and Turkish rose water and olive-oil soaps are the souvenirs to take home.
❓ More Questions
Is there a limit on perfume into Turkey?
No separate limit — perfume is ordinary goods within the €430 allowance for new purchases. Duty-free perfume bought on the way in is fine in personal quantities; a dozen identical bottles looks like resale and gets taxed.
Can I bring CBD skincare into Turkey?
No. Turkey classifies all cannabis-derived products, including CBD creams and oils, as narcotics regardless of THC content. They can be seized and lead to questioning. Leave them at home.
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