Can I bring iPhone (all models) to Malaysia?

⚠️Declare electronics that are dutiable/taxable or subject to import prohibitions or restrictions, including permit-controlled equipment. Personal use, used condition or value within a traveller allowance does not by itself establish an exemption from declaration or import approval; tax exemptions do not waive import controls. Used personal effects qualify for customs-duty exemption only when carried on or with you or in your baggage, previously in your regular private use for the period Customs requires, and imported for continued regular private use. Sales-tax exemption for used portable articles excludes household effects and requires carriage on your person or in your baggage, prior and continued regular private use, and identification satisfactory to Customs. Eligible new/unopened electronics count towards the aggregate allowance for other qualifying goods, not a per-device allowance: no more than RM500 for non-air arrivals or RM1,000 for air arrivals. Goods must accompany you or be in your baggage. You must satisfy Customs that, if not normally resident in Malaysia, you intend to visit for at least 72 hours for non-air arrivals or 48 hours for air arrivals; if normally resident, you must be returning after at least 72 or 48 hours outside Malaysia respectively. For non-air arrivals, goods must be imported or purchased from a duty-free shop licensed under section 65D of the Customs Act 1967 at an entry point. For air arrivals, item 16A lists entry through Kuala Lumpur International Airport, KLIA2, Penang, Langkawi, Senai, Kota Kinabalu or Kuching international airports; its goods-import/purchase condition covers those airports and also names Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah and Malacca International airports for purchases from licensed duty-free shops. Confirm eligibility for your actual entry and purchase route. Items 16/16A apply to entry into Malaysia other than designated areas; arrivals from designated areas have separate rules under item 17, so do not assume these allowances apply to those journeys. The other-goods allowances exclude tyres/tubes, cigarettes, tobacco products, smoking pipes, electronic cigarettes and similar personal electric vaporising devices, and smoking liquids/gels for those devices, whether or not they contain nicotine. Use the Red Lane for dutiable/taxable goods and submit Customs No.7 where applicable; use the Green Lane only when you have nothing to declare.

Form needed: Customs No. 7 (when applicable)