This is what it use to be
?3200 cigarettes
?400 cigarillos
?200 cigars
?3kg smoking tobacco
?10 litres of spirits
?20 litres of fortified wine
?90 litres of wine
?110 litres of beer.
Go to http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/customs/index.htm
It has now change to to the list below please check above link
Goods brought to the UK from the European Union
From 1 October 2011
Cigarettes 800
Cigars 200
Cigarillos 400
Tobacco 1 kilogram
Beer 110 litres
Wine 90 litres
pirits 10 litres of beer
Fortified wine (for example port or sherry)
20 litres
Duty Free does not apply to Spain or any other country in the European Union.
You can bring back as much tobacco and alcohol as you like providing that it's for your own personal consumption. The actual quantity depends very much on the discretion of the customs officer who may stop you. In most cases you won't see a customs man if you are travelling within the EU.
If you're flying then a suitcase full of faggs will probably not be a customs problem, but the weight may cost you excess baggage charge by the airline. If you're travelling overland then a Transit van load will be considered to be a problem but half a car boot won't be.
3 kg per adult, within the EU.
The "1kg" thing is really a limit by which anyone carrying more may come under scrutiny from the authorities. However, if you can prove that you have paid the tax at source and it is not for profit or resale you should be fine with 3kg
http://www.tumbit.com/how-to-guides/arti...
There hasn't been any duty free fags or booze from the EU for years. As long as tax is paid in Spain you're fine. You can bring back 1KG.
No such thing as duty free within the EU
1 kg it was 3 kg until the beginning of this year...........@ Tumbit clicked link and it clearly say's 1kg anymore and you will be asked question's so the limit is 1kg and anymore than that you risk losing it all.............
golden virginia rolling tobacco for return to uk
