Zoll-Leitfaden: 🇹🇭 Thailand

“…cigarettes, cigars and smoking tobacco to which you may include in your duty free personal exemption as follows: • 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of cigars or smoking tobacco • 1 liter of spirituous liquor.”

“There is no exemption for the cigarettes and liquor which traveler buys from Duty Free Shops located in the airport terminal …”

“It is illegal to take or send out of Thailand restricted and/or prohibited items e.g. illegal drugs, faked notes and coins, obscene items, pornography etc. Customs will seize any of restricted/prohibited items.”

“That ban has been in place since 2014. Thus, travellers coming to Thailand are advised not to bring any electronic cigarettes with them, nor any item or equipment associated with e-cigarettes; such as, the liquid used in the device.”

“Notification of the Ministry of Commerce "Prohibition of importing Hookah and Electronic Hookah or Electronic cigarette into Thailand", 2014.”

“Prohibited goods: obscene objects, products with patterns in the shape of the national flag, narcotics, fake money or coins dishonestly made lighter, imprints of the national seal or King's name, pirated goods, counterfeit goods, or imitation of a trademark.”

“Medicines can be carried in the amount necessary for personal use up to 30 days.”

“Psychotropic substances Categories 2, 3 and 4: up to a 30-day supply as prescribed, with a certificate or medical prescription from the prescribing physician. 31–90 days of prescribed use: a permit (Form IC-2) issued by the FDA is required before travel — apply online at the permit portal at least two weeks before arrival; declare at the Red Channel. Category 1 psychotropic substances: not allowed.”

“Bringing all kinds of narcotics to treat one's own disease must be licensed by the Narcotics Division of the FDA before importing. Category 2 narcotics: Form IC-2 permit, quantity must not exceed 90 days of prescribed usage, apply at least two weeks before arrival.”