Guía de aduanas: 🇸🇬 Singapur

“Option Spirits Wine Beer A 1 Litre 1 Litre - B 1 Litre - 1 Litre C - 1 Litre 1 Litre D - 2 Litre - E - - 2 Litres”

“There is no duty-free concession or GST import relief for cigarettes and tobacco products. All cigarettes and tobacco products, including those purchased in Singapore with the Singapore Duty-Paid Cigarette (SDPC) mark, are subject to duty and GST when brought into Singapore.”

“You may bring in duty-free liquor only if you meet all these conditions: You are 18 years old or above. You spent at least 48 hours outside Singapore before arrival. You are not arriving from Malaysia. The liquor is for your personal consumption.”

“Controlled goods require an import permit or authorisation from the relevant CAs before they can be brought into Singapore. If you are carrying controlled goods, you must: Obtain the required permit or authorisation before arrival. Present the goods and approval documents to the checking officer at the Red Channel or Customs Examination Area …”

“The importation of health supplements and medicinal products into Singapore is regulated by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA).”

“You may bring up to 3 months' supply if no approval is needed and the medication is not prohibited. Carry a copy of a valid prescription/doctor's letter from your country of residence; each medication in its original container/packaging, labelled with the patient name, medication name and quantity by the dispensing pharmacy.”

“Please note that imports of quantities exceeding 3 months' supply are not allowed.”

“Submit your application at least 2 weeks before your arrival in Singapore to ensure adequate processing time. Applications submitted with less than 2 weeks' notice may not be processed in time.”