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Duty: When bringing goods into the Czech Republic there are limits set on certain commodities. If a certain amount is exceeded, duty must be paid, and the importer is required to inform customs of the amount of the commodity he or she is bringing in to the country.
Currency limit: When bringing in currency, travellers cheques or credit notes worth more than 15,000 euros, the Czech Finance Ministry must be informed of the sum by filling in a form available at customs.
VAT refunds: Travellers from countries outside the EU may request VAT to be returned on purchases over 2,000 CZK.
Restricted import
- weapons
- plants
- spare parts and vehicle tires
- medicaments
Forbidden import
- raw meat
- neat alcohol
- drugs, narcotics
- materials promoting Nazism and racism
- weapons and explosive
For more information visit Czech Customs Service website.
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Customs allowance for NON EU traveller when taking goods into the Czech Republic are 2L of wine, 1L of spirits, 200 cigarettes and up to 6000 CZK worth of gifts. When you are shopping at the airport, duty has to be paid on goods exceeding 30.000CZK in total value. Duty on consumer goods is 19%.
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