Whilst we are making these changes we have partnered with Medical Travel Compared , where you should be able to find suitable cover from a panel of insurers. If you have an existing policy and have a query or need to get in touch please contact us on or email us at help goodtogoinsurance. If you need to make a claim please use the contact details in your policy wording, or visit our claims page to find out more. Claims Information ». Which exit? UK Customs Regulations Find out what you can or can't bring back in to the UK You arrive back to the airport after a great holiday and the last hurdle to get through once you've collected your luggage is getting through customs checks.
It's not as complicated as you may think-when making your way towards customs you will be faced with two exits: Green Channel — Use this exit if you don't have any goods that go over your allowance, are banned or restricted Red Channel — You must use this exit if you have goods or cash to declare, you are carrying commercial goods, or if you are not sure about what you need to declare. Goods allowances when arriving in the UK You can bring goods into the UK from abroad without paying tax so long as they are for your own use or gifts.
If you are bringing tobacco back into the UK you will be allowed to bring in one from the following list: cigarettes cigarillos 50 cigars grams of tobacco You are allowed to combine your tobacco allowances, for example, if you bring in cigarettes you can also bring in 25 cigars. You are not allowed to combine alcohol and tobacco allowances.
Food and plants You are not allowed to bring in any meat or dairy products from most countries. Souvenirs and gifts You might want to think twice before buying a souvenir made from an endangered species, as you may not be allowed to bring it back to the UK and may even face prosecution.
Endangered species include: Animals such as elephants, rhinos, whales, turtles, coral and many reptiles Plants such as orchids, cacti and mahogany and ramin trees Items to avoid where international trade is prohibited Elephant ivory including carvings and jewellery Traditional medicine containing endangered species Sea turtle shells Products made from big cats such as jaguars, leopards and tigers Shahtoosh type of shawl woven from the hair of the Tibetan antelope Bushmeat.
Banned goods Regardless of what country you are travelling from there are certain goods that you are not allowed to bring into the UK. He parks his car just over the border and walks back to Switzerland to the nearest hypermarket to buy more souvenirs. He then returns, entering Germany for a second time.
The Central Information Unit of the German customs administration Zentrale Auskunft Zoll is there to help you and will answer your questions by telephone, post, or e-mail. Central Information Unit. Sie haben eine De-Mail-Adresse des Zolls angeklickt. Zoll Go straight to: Content Main Menu Navigation Search Use of cookies on this website The cookies used on this website are used for the technical provision and optimisation of the website. User instructions On the following pages you can find information on technical issues such as browser compatibility or downloading files, as well as hints on how to use the forms and regulations.
Customs offices Locate the German customs office that has competence in the matter concerning you, including opening hours and contact details, in the Customs Office List COL provided on-line by the European Commission.
Conditions You are carrying the goods. Goods are considered to be "carried by the traveller" if they are imported using the same route as the traveller, which also includes goods forwarded or sent in advance through the rail company when travelling by train.
If your luggage is being sent in advance or forwarded by mail though, it is not seen as being carried by you. The goods are for your personal use or consumption. The goods are intended exclusively for your personal use or consumption, for members of your household, or as a gift.
This means that you may not bring in goods for other people for a consideration. Neither, under any circumstances, may the goods be imported for commercial purposes. Restrictions on quantities and value Tobacco products , if the importer is at least 17 years old : cigarettes or cigarillos or 50 cigars or grammes tobacco or a proportionate combination of these goods. There are now many limitations in place that did not previously apply.
You may only bring 2 kilos of honey into the Netherlands from the UK, for instance. You are strongly advised not to travel to the Netherlands unless it is strictly necessary. You can find out more on the page about Travelling to the Netherlands from abroad. Whenever you bring food products into the UK, they will be subject to UK border controls.
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