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The following goods may be imported into Israel and the Palestinian National Authority without incurring customs duty (alcohol and tobacco can only be imported by persons aged 17 years and over):
• 250 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco products.
• 1l of spirits and 2l of wine.
• 250ml of eau de cologne or perfume.
• Personal belongings and gifts up to the value of US$200.
Note: There are a number of exceptions to the value limit on personal belongings, so that provided they are for personal use and re-exported, personal computers, musical instruments, cameras (including video), binoculars, person stereos etc may be brought undeclared through the ‘Green Channel'. However, if any of these items are new, they must be declared and a refundable deposit paid (credit card guarantee may be used).
Requires approval: Approval by customs is required to take the following items into Israel and the PNA: flowers, plants and seeds, prescription drugs, all animals, mobile phones including built-in computer modem.
Prohibited items: All games of chance, cordless telephones with a range of 900 Mhz or more, fresh meat, most kinds of fruit, and dogs and cats aged under three months.
• 250 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco products.
• 1l of spirits and 2l of wine.
• 250ml of eau de cologne or perfume.
• Personal belongings and gifts up to the value of US$200.
Note: There are a number of exceptions to the value limit on personal belongings, so that provided they are for personal use and re-exported, personal computers, musical instruments, cameras (including video), binoculars, person stereos etc may be brought undeclared through the ‘Green Channel'. However, if any of these items are new, they must be declared and a refundable deposit paid (credit card guarantee may be used).
Requires approval: Approval by customs is required to take the following items into Israel and the PNA: flowers, plants and seeds, prescription drugs, all animals, mobile phones including built-in computer modem.
Prohibited items: All games of chance, cordless telephones with a range of 900 Mhz or more, fresh meat, most kinds of fruit, and dogs and cats aged under three months.
