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Bhutan Travel Guide - Duty Free

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Paro Dzong, western Bhutan Row of village Chortens
 

 


The following goods may be imported into Bhutan by persons over 17 years of age or over without incurring customs duty:
 
• 400 cigarettes and 150g of pipe tobacco.
• 2l of spirits.
• Personal effects for daily use, instruments or appliances for professional use and electronic equipment for personal use.

Note: Cameras, videos, mobile telephones and all other electronic equipment for personal use must be registered with the authorities on arrival and will be checked by customs on departure. Import of plants/soil is subject to quarantine. All tobacco will be subject to a custom tax on arrival.

Prohibited Imports

Firearms, narcotics, plants.

Prohibited Exports

The export of antiques, religious objects, manuscripts, images and anthropological materials is strictly prohibited (regarded as those 100 years or older) and closely monitored by the Bhutanese authorities.




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