Guida doganale: 🇬🇧 Regno Unito
Regolamenti doganali ufficiali per l'ingresso in Regno Unito: franchigie doganali, merci proibite o soggette a restrizioni e norme sui farmaci.
Completamente verificato · Autorità doganale: HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) / Border Force · Ultima verifica
Tutte le sezioni contengono citazioni testuali tratte da fonti doganali ufficiali registrate alla data di verifica.
Due controlli differenti. I controlli di sicurezza in aeroporto (TSA/CATSA — cosa può passare al varco?) sono distinti dalle norme doganali (cosa può entrare nel Paese?). Questa pagina riguarda la dogana all'arrivo in Regno Unito; per le regole del checkpoint consulta le guide per articolo.
Franchigie doganali esenti da dazi
General personal allowance of £390 (£270 if arriving by private plane/boat). Alcohol: 42 liters of beer AND 18 liters of still wine, PLUS 4 liters of spirits (>22% ABV) OR 9 liters of fortified/sparkling wine (<22% ABV). Tobacco: 200 cigarettes OR 100 cigarillos OR 50 cigars OR 250 g tobacco OR 200 sticks of tobacco for heating. Under-17s receive no alcohol/tobacco allowance.
“You can bring in other goods worth up to £390 (or £270 if you arrive by private plane or boat) without paying tax or duty.”
“Alcohol allowance: 42 litres of beer, 18 litres of still wine, and 4 litres of spirits or 9 litres of fortified wine.”
Merci proibite e soggette a restrizioni
Banned goods: controlled drugs, offensive weapons (flick knives, gravity knives, swordsticks), self-defense sprays (CS gas, pepper spray - classified as section 5 firearms in the UK), endangered animal and plant species, rough diamonds, indecent and obscene materials. Personal meat/dairy imports from non-EU countries are strictly prohibited.
“Self-defence sprays such as pepper spray and CS gas are illegal weapons in the UK and cannot be brought into the country.”
“You cannot bring meat, meat products, milk or dairy products into the UK from non-EU countries.”
Medicinali e prescrizioni mediche
Prescription medicine for personal use permitted up to a 3-month supply. Controlled drugs (Schedule 2, 3, or 4) require a personal import license from the Home Office if bringing more than a 3-month supply, and must be accompanied by a doctor's letter with dosage, personal details, and travel dates.
“You need to prove your medicine is prescribed to you if it contains a controlled drug. Carry a letter from your doctor or prescriber.”
“You do not need a licence to bring in up to 3 months' supply of controlled drugs for personal use, provided you have a valid prescription.”
Domande frequenti sulla dogana (Regno Unito)
Quali sono le franchigie doganali per Regno Unito?
General personal allowance of £390 (£270 if arriving by private plane/boat). Alcohol: 42 liters of beer AND 18 liters of still wine, PLUS 4 liters of spirits (>22% ABV) OR 9 liters of fortified/sparkling wine (<22% ABV). Tobacco: 200 cigarettes OR 100 cigarillos OR 50 cigars OR 250 g tobacco OR 200 sticks of tobacco for heating. Under-17s receive no alcohol/tobacco allowance.
Quali articoli sono vietati o soggetti a restrizioni alla dogana di Regno Unito?
Banned goods: controlled drugs, offensive weapons (flick knives, gravity knives, swordsticks), self-defense sprays (CS gas, pepper spray - classified as section 5 firearms in the UK), endangered animal and plant species, rough diamonds, indecent and obscene materials. Personal meat/dairy imports from non-EU countries are strictly prohibited.
Si possono portare medicinali in Regno Unito?
Prescription medicine for personal use permitted up to a 3-month supply. Controlled drugs (Schedule 2, 3, or 4) require a personal import license from the Home Office if bringing more than a 3-month supply, and must be accompanied by a doctor's letter with dosage, personal details, and travel dates.
Altre guide doganali
Fonti ufficiali di verifica
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- HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) / Border Force — gov.uk ↗
- HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) / Border Force — gov.uk ↗