Ask friends who have recently traveled to Thailand; can I bring sleeping pills into the country?

Yes.

What items can be brought into Thailand?

Safe Immigration Reminder: Items that can be brought into the country

Bring cash equivalent to more than 10,000 US dollars;

Bring aquatic products, animals, plants and related products ;

There are other matters that do not comply with tax exemption regulations or require declaration, or are not exempt from customs clearance according to regulations.

Duty-free items

1 liter of any alcoholic beverage;

Passengers’ personal belongings, such as photographic equipment and jewelry;

One cigarette (200 sticks), cigars and tobacco cannot exceed 500 grams or the total weight cannot exceed 500 grams.

Warm reminder

1. Alcohol and cigarettes are controlled items, so travelers must not take any chances. If you carry more than the above stipulated quantity and cannot produce a legal permit, the items you carry will be reported and all items will be confiscated, and a heavy fine will be imposed. For cigarettes whose price cannot be determined, Thailand will price them at 45 baht per pack, and the penalty will be calculated as 10 times, with a fine of 4,500 baht (approximately RMB 1,000) for one cigarette.

2. If the same group purchases cigarettes or alcohol, please purchase them separately and obtain receipts. Do not give them to the same person to carry. They should carry them in and out of customs within the prescribed amount.

Items prohibited from being brought into the country

1. Pirated works and pornographic publications;

2. Any books, audio tapes, video tapes, CDs, computer software, art

3. Narcotics, drugs, weapons, etc.

Thailand’s full name is the Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, located in Southeast Asia. It borders Laos and Cambodia to the east, the Gulf of Siam and Malaysia to the south, and Myanmar and the Andaman Sea to the west. On May 11, 1949, the Thais changed the name of their nation from "Siam" to "Thai", mainly because of its meaning of "freedom". The official language is Thai, using the Thai alphabet, which is considered the mother tongue by about 50 million people. Most Thais believe in Theravada Buddhism, and Buddhists account for more than 90% of the country's population. There are 76 first-level administrative regions in the country, including 75 "prefectures" and the capital Bangkok. Thailand is a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and implements liberal economic policies. In the 1990s, Thailand experienced rapid economic growth and became one of the "Four Asian Tigers". Thailand is one of the world's most famous tourist destinations.