Non-Danish
residents arriving from an EU country with duty-paid goods
purchased in an EU country:
 300
cigarettes, 150 cigarillos, 75 cigars or 400g of tobacco
20
litres of wine, 90 litres of table wine, 1.5 litres of spirits
Residents of non-EU countries entering from
outside the EU (excluding Greenland) with goods purchased in non-EU
countries:
200
cigarettes, 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars or 250g of tobacco
2
litres of sparkling wine, 1 litres of table wine, 1 litre of spirits
other
goods up to €64.45 or €24.79 for nationals under 15 years
(subject to change for up-to-date information contact the Embassy)
50g
of perfume and 250ml of eau de toilette
500g
of coffee or 200g of coffee extract, 100g of tea or 40g of tea extract
other articles, including beer: up to DKr700.
Note:
Alcohol and tobacco allowances are for those aged 17 or over only,
coffee and coffee extracts allowances are for those aged 15 or over.
Prohibited items
Note: Alcohol and tobacco allowances are for
those aged 17 or over only, coffee and coffee extracts allowances
are for those aged 15 or over only.
Abolition of duty-free goods within the EU
On 30th June 1999, the sale of duty-free alcohol and tobacco at
airports and at sea was abolished in all of the original 15 European
Union member states. Of the ten new member states that joined the
EU on 1st May 2004, these rules already apply to Cyprus and Malta.
There are transitional rules in place for visitors returning to
one of the original 15 EU countries from one of the other new EU
countries. But for the original 15, plus Cyprus and Malta, there
are now no limits imposed on importing tobacco and alcohol products
from one EU country to another, with the exceptions of Denmark,
Finland and Sweden, where limits are imposed. Travellers should
note that they may be required to prove at customs that the goods
purchased are for their personal use only. |
