Relevant regulations on the entry of Italian immigrants

# Italian Immigrants # Brief Introduction When entering Italy, the consumer goods carried by passengers in their personal luggage may be exempted from customs duties, but such goods shall not be of the nature of trade import, and their total value shall not exceed 175 Euro. /kloc-The limit for minors under 0/5 is 90 euros. The following exam network will introduce you to the relevant regulations on Italian immigration. Welcome to read!

1. Tobacco: You can carry one of the following four items.

(1) 200 pieces

(2) 100 cigarettes (cigars weighing less than 3g each).

(3) 50 cigars

(4)250 grams of tobacco

2. Alcoholic drinks: You can take one of the following two items.

(1) 1 liter distilled alcoholic beverage with a purity of more than 22 degrees or non-denatured alcohol with a purity of more than 80%.

(2) Distilled liquor, alcoholic beverages, aperitif, champagne, 2 liters of hard liquor and 2 liters of low-alcohol liquor equal to or less than 22 degrees.

3. Perfume category: 50g perfume

Refresher: 250 ml

Extended reading: the real life experience after immigrating to Italy

1. After immigrating to Italy, I was intoxicated by the architecture of this country.

Italy is a country with great talent in architectural design, which can be seen from a large number of beautiful buildings. I have always had a feeling of yearning for Italy, and I never thought about immigrating to Italy, but things are developing too fast. Although I have successfully immigrated to Italy, I still feel like a dream when I think about it now. After immigrating to Italy and living in this country, countless buildings with unique design sense have brought countless continuous inspirations to my creation and design. Sometimes I even wander around and admire a building for a long time, quietly feeling the shock brought by the vicissitudes of history.

Second, after emigrating to Italy, life has changed a lot.

Before I immigrated to Italy, I thought things in this country would be very expensive. After all, for such a country with more style, it is still relatively high. On the other hand, many luxury brands originated in this country, giving outsiders a feeling that water is as expensive as oil. But after immigrating to Italy, I really live in this country and feel that the price is very reasonable, especially in large supermarkets, and the price can definitely be called affordable. But some flea markets in Italy are the most worthwhile places to visit. I go to the market to buy many necessities every week. Foods such as meat, fish, cheese and vegetables sold in supermarkets are very cheap, and parking lots are generally free. After shopping, you can go for a walk in the surrounding park, or order a cappuccino and some cakes at the coffee shop. Generally, a cup of coffee costs one euro, so you can have a long rest.

Italy is also a typical Mediterranean climate. It's neither cold in winter nor hot in summer, and the climate in the city where I live is very suitable. There is not much rain on weekdays, and the sunshine brings people a very bright mood. Even in winter, sometimes the temperature will rise to about 15 degrees. Lying on a sun-drenched lounge chair, fascinated by eyes and taking a lazy nap is a rare experience.

Third, after immigrating to Italy, I feel the pace of life is slow.

After immigrating to Italy, a very strange phenomenon often appears, that is, although a few weeks seem to have passed, the pace of life is still slow and relaxed, and there is nothing urgent to deal with immediately. When I first immigrated to Italy, I was a little depressed because I felt that everything should be done, at least as soon as possible. But when I arrived in Italy, once I entered the local process, I felt that there was still tomorrow anyway, so there was no need to worry now. Let's sit down and relax before we talk about things. After living in Italy for a long time, I feel that the whole person has become lazy.