सीमा शुल्क (कस्टम्स) गाइड: 🇮🇳 भारत

“Alcoholic Liquor or Wine up to two liters as part of free baggage allowance The Cost of Alcoholic Liquor or wines is included in free allowance of 50000 /- .”

“100 Cigarette sticks or 25 Cigars or 125 grams of Tobacco are allowed as part of the free baggage provided Every pack of cigarette or any othertobacco product shall have the specified pictorial health warning …”

“Gold Jewellery, as Baggage of a passenger who stayed abroad for a minimum period of one year Indian Male Passenger Jewellery upto a weight of 20 grams with value cap of Rs.50,000/- Indian Female Passenger Jewellery upto a weight of 40 grams with value cap of Rs.1,00,000/-”

“Tobacco and its products: 100 cigarette sticks or 25 cigars or 125 grams of tobacco are allowed as part of the free baggage. Alcoholic liquor or wine up to two liters as part of free baggage allowance.”

“prohibited goods are liable to prosecution/penalty and confiscation of goods.”

“Annexure-I (prohibited/restricted) includes: firearms; cartridges of firearms exceeding 50 numbers; cigarettes exceeding 100 sticks, cigars exceeding 25, or tobacco exceeding 125 grams; narcotics and psychotropic substances; goods violating legally enforceable intellectual property rights; specified live birds and animals; wildlife products. — Mumbai Customs Zone-III FAQ (CBIC, official)”

“There is no prohibition on import of drones. However, passengers possessing drones have to opt for Red Channel and should declare the same.”

“The Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes (Production, Manufacture, Import, Export, Transport, Sale, Distribution, Storage and Advertisement) Act, 2019 prohibits production, manufacture, import, export, transport, sale, distribution, storage and advertisement of e-cigarettes.”

“Import of Electronic Cigarettes or any parts or components thereof including refill pods, atomisers, cartridges etc. under ITC HS Code 8543 is prohibited.”

“Wild Animals including their parts and products and ivory … Import prohibited absolutely.”

“Small quantities of drugs, the import of which is otherwise prohibited under section 10 of the Act, may be imported for personal use: Provided that the drugs shall form part of the passenger's bona fide baggage and shall be the property of, and be intended for the exclusive use of, the passenger; Provided further that the quantity of any single drug so imported shall not exceed one hundred average doses …”

“For import of drugs for personal use not forming part of passenger baggage, application shall be made in Form 12-A accompanied by a prescription from a Registered Medical Practitioner … The permit in Form 12-B shall be issued on priority within 1–2 working days.”