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Passengers can choose the green “NOTHING TO DECLARE” passage if they are not carrying goods that exceed the passenger tariff allowance.
Any goods exceeding tariff allowances must be declared prior to leaving the customs room at the “GOODS TO DECLARE” desk, in the red passage.
Any foreign currencies or national legal tender carried from abroad, whose overall value exceeds the equivalent of 10,000 Euros, must be declared in writing. In the red “GOODS TO DECLARE” passage there are desks at which passengers must confirm excessive carriage of foreign currencies or national legal tender.
It is strictly prohibited to carry intoxicants, products banned for moral or environmental reasons, products detrimental to people, animals and plants and products posing a danger to safety and public order.
Breaches of customs and currency laws are liable to criminal and fiscal prosecution.
The above-mentioned information is general. Full legal regulations are stated in the normative acts published in the Polish Journals of Law and the Official Gazette of the Republic of Poland, which any passenger crossing the Polish border should be familiar with.
The above-mentioned products are tariff-free within the above-mentioned amounts, if carried by passengers no more than once a month.
More information on the: Customs websites.
Any goods exceeding tariff allowances must be declared prior to leaving the customs room at the “GOODS TO DECLARE” desk, in the red passage.
Any foreign currencies or national legal tender carried from abroad, whose overall value exceeds the equivalent of 10,000 Euros, must be declared in writing. In the red “GOODS TO DECLARE” passage there are desks at which passengers must confirm excessive carriage of foreign currencies or national legal tender.
It is strictly prohibited to carry intoxicants, products banned for moral or environmental reasons, products detrimental to people, animals and plants and products posing a danger to safety and public order.
Breaches of customs and currency laws are liable to criminal and fiscal prosecution.
The above-mentioned information is general. Full legal regulations are stated in the normative acts published in the Polish Journals of Law and the Official Gazette of the Republic of Poland, which any passenger crossing the Polish border should be familiar with.
| Tariff-free Limits & Tariff-free Products: | ||
|---|---|---|
| Product | Products carried from outside the EU | Products carried from within EU countries |
| Cigarettes | 200 items | 800 items |
| Cigarillos (cigars not exceeding a weight of 3g each) | 100 items | 400 items |
| Cigars | 50 items | 200 items |
| Tobacco | 250 grams | 1 kg |
| Spirits and alcoholic beverages | 1 litres | 10 litres |
| Wines | 2 litres | 90 litres including 60 litres of sparkling wines |
| Beer | No limits | 110 litres |
| Alcoholic | No limits | 20 litres |
| Perfumes / Toilet water | 50 g / 250 ml | No limits |
| Gifts | Up to 175 Euros | No limits |
| Medicines | In amounts for personal use |
No limits |
The above-mentioned products are tariff-free within the above-mentioned amounts, if carried by passengers no more than once a month.
More information on the: Customs websites.
