How much wine can be checked on an international flight? Can it also be transferred to a domestic flight?

As far as airlines are concerned, it is generally restricted to bring no more than 2 bottles of liquor (no more than 500ml per bottle) and no more than 2 bottles of fruit wine (no more than 750ml per bottle).

The specifics will depend on the regulations of the airline to which the author is flying.

There is no problem with domestic transfers.

The key is that customs in each country have restrictions on imported alcohol, and customs duties will be paid for any wine that exceeds the limit.

China Customs Regulations:

1. Passengers traveling to and from Hong Kong and Macao:

The duty-free limit is 1 bottle (not exceeding 750ml);

2. Passengers traveling to Hong Kong and Macao on the same day or multiple times within a short period:

There is no tax exemption limit;

3. Other inbound passengers

The tax exemption limit is 2 bottles (no more than 1500ml).

Any excess will be subject to a 30% tariff.

Additional answer:

When the poster goes through exit procedures abroad, they are eager for you to spend a lot of money to buy things in their country, so they will not do anything to the things you take out of the country. limit.

This has nothing to do with "the motherland is not the motherland"!

The wine brought by the poster seriously exceeded the limit! Not only did it exceed the duty-free limit of China Customs, but it also exceeded the restrictions on alcoholic beverages under the "liquid ban" stipulated by the International Civil Aviation Organization.

I have made it very clear above:

China Customs regulations: Inbound passengers can carry 2 bottles of wine (not exceeding 1500ml) duty-free, and if the amount exceeds 30%, the department must pay a 30% tariff;

In addition, the liquid ban stipulates that each passenger can check in a maximum of 2 bottles of liquor (each bottle not exceeding 500ml) or 2 bottles of fruit wine (each bottle not exceeding 750ml).

In addition, the poster’s flight from Beijing to Zhengzhou is a joint flight or an independent flight?

If it is an interline flight, you do not need to pick up your luggage, go through immigration formalities in Beijing, or go through check-in and security checks. You can just follow the staff;

If it is For an independent flight, after getting off the plane in Beijing, you need to collect your luggage, go through immigration formalities, exit the international arrivals hall, enter the domestic departures hall, check in, check baggage, go through security inspection, and enter the domestic flight departure hall.

When going through customs, your wine will be detected and you will have to pay taxes;

When you go through the registration procedures, your wine will definitely not pass the customs!

Moreover, the poster’s luggage exceeds the free limit, and he needs to pay an excess luggage fee (3%/kg of the published fare)