Goods
No restrictions are applied to the movement of purchased and personal goods within the European Union, as long as these items are for personal use and not intended for further sale. However, please note that certain groups of goods are subject to movement and import restrictions under applicable laws and regulations. These groups include tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, coffee, and other goods.
For passengers arriving in the EU by air from a non-member state, no customs duty or value added tax is charged on their personal baggage if its total value does not exceed EUR 430 per person. Children under the age of 15 are allowed to bring in goods for personal use if their value does not exceed EUR 285.
For details, please check the website of the State Revenue Service, available HERE.
Cash
All travellers entering or leaving the European Union and carrying cash worth more than EUR 10,000 must declare it with Customs.
For details, please check the website of the State Revenue Service, available HERE.
Food items
For details on the movement of food items for personal consumption, please contact the Food and Veterinary Service.