Can I bring Tobacco Products to Singapore?
Tobacco Products→Singapore
About Tobacco Products
Tobacco products include cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes, and loose tobacco. International travel regulations for tobacco vary significantly by country. Most nations set quantity limits (typically 200 cigarettes or equivalent), require age verification (18-21 years), and impose heavy duties on excess amounts. Some countries like Singapore and Bhutan have strict restrictions or complete bans.
❌ Not Allowed
📋 Detailed Rules
Carrying Limits:
- 📏 Quantity Limit:0
- ⚠️Other Restrictions: No duty-free concession or GST relief
Declaration Requirements:
✅ Declaration Required
Important Notes:
- •All cigarettes and tobacco products are subject to duty and GST
- •Must comply with Standardised Packaging requirements
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Last Updated:2025/10/2
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How many cigarettes can I bring internationally?
Most countries allow 200 cigarettes (1 carton) duty-free for travelers over 18 or 21. Some countries like Japan allow 400, while others like Singapore have very strict limits with high duties. Always check specific country regulations and declare tobacco at customs.
Can I bring tobacco in carry-on luggage?
Yes, tobacco products can be carried in both carry-on and checked luggage. However, lighters and matches have restrictions (typically 1 lighter in carry-on only). Remember that smoking is prohibited on all commercial flights.
Do I need to declare tobacco at customs?
Yes, you must declare tobacco if you exceed the duty-free allowance or if required by the customs form. Even within limits, some countries require declaration. Undeclared tobacco may be confiscated and result in fines.
❓ More Questions
Is there any duty-free allowance?
No, Singapore has zero duty-free allowance for tobacco products.
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