What food can Singapore bring into the customs?

1. Pay attention to preparing the disembarkation card: please fill in the disembarkation card (see sample disembarkation card) and customs declaration form (generally blank) on the plane before landing in Singapore. The contents to be filled in include name, gender, birthday, passport number, flight number, etc.

2. Prepare customs clearance materials: After the plane landed in Singapore, it queued up with the people to pass through the customs and immigration offices. Everyone entered Kolor with their passports, waiting in line for customs clearance.

3. Precautions for customs clearance: During customs clearance, officials will ask about the purpose of going to Singapore and answer "Fortheholidayapp"; How long will you stay in Singapore? Just answer according to the actual situation. If you have any other questions, just answer them truthfully. If you don't know English, you can talk to the customs directly in Chinese. Don't panic.

4. Note: cigarettes, alcohol, cooked food and chewing gum are strictly brought into Singapore. If they are found in the luggage, they will be detained and fined.

Extended data:

Regulations on duty-free commodities. Visitors are not required to pay tax on personal belongings and food (such as candy and biscuits) with a value of not more than S $50 (250 yuan RMB). Those who have reached the age of 18 and are not Malaysian nationals are not required to pay tax on carrying 1 liter of various kinds of wine. Duty-free goods are for personal consumption only, and resale or gift is prohibited.

According to Singapore's regulations, you need to "have enough funds for your stay in Singapore" when you enter the country. You still need to bring some cash when you travel to Xinmatai. For example, according to the new regulations of the Immigration Bureau of Thailand, foreigners entering the country are required to bring not less than 20,000 baht or equivalent foreign currency (equivalent to RMB 3,820, or US$ 620) in cash.

If immigration officials find that they don't have enough cash, they will be refused entry. We are also going to Singapore and Malaysia.

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