How many liters of wine can I take through the customs for Singapore?

Those who go to Singapore, are 18 years old and above, enter Singapore from a country other than Malaysia, and stay abroad for at least 48 hours before arriving in Singapore, can enjoy any one of the following tariff-free concessions:

(1) One liter of hard liquor, one liter of wine and one liter of beer;

(2) two liters of wine and one liter of beer;

(3) One liter of wine and two liters of beer. It should be noted that these wines can only be used for private use and the relevant categories are not prohibited by law from being introduced into Singapore.

In addition, drinks with an alcohol concentration of more than .5% must pay customs duties, including beer mixed drinks, bottled alcoholic drinks, and liquors generally used for health care and cooking, such as French gallery wine, nourishing wine, medicinal liquor and rice wine.

Extended information

Precautions for entry and exit in Singapore:

When entering Singapore, you should show your passport, visa and completed entry and exit cards (entry and exit cards are in triplicate, the two on the left are entry cards, and they will be taken away when entering Singapore; The one on the right is an exit card, commonly known as a "white card", which is one of the proofs of legal entry and should be properly kept so as to be returned when leaving the country.

When leaving the country, show your passport and exit card ("white card") at the exit checkpoint, and the officials of the Immigration and Checkpoint Bureau affix the exit stamp. After passing the exit security check, go to the waiting room and wait for boarding.

The broadcasting service for calling passengers to board the plane has been completely terminated at Changi Airport since January 218. Only important information such as emergency, lost children, flight delay and boarding gate change will be broadcast to inform passengers. I suggest that you arrange your itinerary reasonably, confirm the flight information in advance, and check the boarding time in time after arriving at the airport to avoid missing the plane.

China Consular Service Network-Entry and Residence in Singapore