Bringing duty free back to the US
Hi,
I have a question regarding duty free. If you buy duty free on your way home to the UK or Ireland, can you bring it back with you when you return to the USA? Is there a limit on the amount you can bring back? And do you have to declare it or anything? I can't remember if there is a section on the customs form for this. I remember reading that there are $200, $800 and $1,600 duty free exemptions. Does anybody know anything about this? Thanks in advance and happy holidays to all :) |
Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
Originally Posted by _chloe_
(Post 8205276)
Hi,
I have a question regarding duty free. If you buy duty free on your way home to the UK or Ireland, can you bring it back with you when you return to the USA? Is there a limit on the amount you can bring back? And do you have to declare it or anything? I can't remember if there is a section on the customs form for this. I remember reading that there are $200, $800 and $1,600 duty free exemptions. Does anybody know anything about this? Thanks in advance and happy holidays to all :) |
Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
The one thing you should also check is the specific airport rules for that sort of stuff. I know that in Cleveland if you fly in on an international flight you collect your checked bag between immigration and customs then have to put any alcohol (or any other liquid over the 4oz limit or whatever it is) in your checked bag before you go through customs, then you have to put your checked bag onto a convener belt to be either taken to your connecting flight or the baggage claim. If you don't do that when you go through the security exiting the customs area your duty free will be confiscated. If you have a bunch of expensive liquids and no room in your bag then you would be screwed.
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Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 8205753)
If you paste your thread title into Google the very first result gives you all the info you need! Amazing! :)
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Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
Originally Posted by meauxna
(Post 8206567)
I love that new feature that lets you highlight the text, right click and search google immediately! Don't even have to do any pesky typing or copy/paste!
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Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
Originally Posted by Duncan Roberts
(Post 8206062)
The one thing you should also check is the specific airport rules for that sort of stuff. I know that in Cleveland if you fly in on an international flight you collect your checked bag between immigration and customs then have to put any alcohol (or any other liquid over the 4oz limit or whatever it is) in your checked bag before you go through customs, then you have to put your checked bag onto a convener belt to be either taken to your connecting flight or the baggage claim. If you don't do that when you go through the security exiting the customs area your duty free will be confiscated. If you have a bunch of expensive liquids and no room in your bag then you would be screwed.
Thanks again Duncan and Happy New Year :) |
Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
duty free probably isn't the problem, it's bringing that much liquid back on the plane that will be...
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Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
And thanks tonrob for telling me exactly where to find exactly what I needed! Sheesh... don't know why I bother... :lol:
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Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 8206853)
duty free probably isn't the problem, it's bringing that much liquid back on the plane that will be...
It's actually just cigarettes, no liquids. Maybe that be okay. Thanks again for the replies. |
Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
Sprouts make you invisible.
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Re: Bringing duty free back to the US
Originally Posted by Zonie
(Post 8207209)
Sprouts make you invisible.
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