How many cigarettes can you bring into Malaysia?

You can bring no more than 225 grams into Malaysia, which is equivalent to 200 cigarettes.

Before entering Malaysia, foreign visitors must declare all taxable items to the customs. The customs has the right to require passengers to open their luggage for inspection. No customs duties are levied when traveling between East and West Malaysia. ?

The following personal items carried by foreign visitors are exempt from tax: alcohol (not exceeding 1 liter), cigarettes (not exceeding 225 grams, equivalent to 200 sticks), cosmetics, soap, toothpaste, new clothes ( Not more than 3 items), new shoes (not more than 1 pair), portable electrical goods for health care and cleaning (not more than 1 item of each type), gifts (value not exceeding MYR 400), portable goods and equipment for personal use. ?

Duty-free products include: fountain pens, lighters, perfumes, cosmetics (excluding face powder), watches, cameras, camcorders, computers, fishing gear, balls (except golf balls), and various musical equipment ( Except piano) etc. ?

If a visitor brings taxable items for private use and has entered the country for no more than 3 months, he can bring the relevant goods into the country after paying a certain amount of deposit at the customs. The deposit will be returned when the visitor leaves the country.

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Notes on entry into Malaysia:

Foreign tourists entering Malaysia must present a passport or other passport valid for more than 6 months to the immigration officer. Legal ID, valid visa and printed return ticket. ?

A passport is required to travel from West Malaysia to East Malaysia. The states of Sarawak and Sabah in East Malaysia have immigration autonomy. When traveling to Sarawak or Sabah from other parts of Malaysia, you must complete the entry and exit procedures again. Please double-check the stay period approved by the Immigration Bureau official to avoid overdue Stay affects departure. ?

Immigration officials will check whether the amount of cash carried by passengers is sufficient to cover the expenses during their stay in Malaysia. The basic reference standard is 2,000 ringgit (approximately US$500). The airport is very strict for Chinese tourists, especially those under 30 years old. The entry examination for women under the age of 18 is stricter. If the person comes to Malaysia frequently in a short period of time, they may be refused entry.

According to the current practice, even if a person comes to Malaysia with a legal visa, but for reasonable reasons, such as having a criminal record, the purpose of coming to Malaysia does not match the visa type, not booking a return ticket, being unable to prove financial ability or carrying For foreigners with insufficient cash, etc., the Malaysian Immigration Bureau still has the right to refuse entry and implement deportation.

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