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Message: <blockquote data-quote="madhustf" data-source="post: 23951167" data-attributes="member: 97723">Customs Procedures for Clearance of Passenger Baggage Passenger’s Baggage (Exemption Inward) Relations published in Extraordinary Gazette No 792/17 of 10.11.1993. (amended by Extraordinary Gazettes 1234/17 of 29.02.2002, 1282/3 of 31.03.2003 and 1438/24 0f 31.03.2006)Customs Ordinance (Chapter 235) Imports – Section 12, 43, 107 A I Exports – Section 12, 43, 107 A IIOther Laws to Control BaggageImport & Export Control Act No. 01 of 1969Exchange Control ActNational Gem and Jewelry ActAntiques OrdinanceFood ActNational Medicines Regulatory Authority Act (NMRA)Fauna & Flora Protection OrdinanceIntellectual Property ActPlant Protection OrdinanceTobacco ActFirearms Ordinance“Baggage” means - In the case of Ordinary passenger, who is ordinary resident in Sri Lanka (and is not a tourist) goods which such person brings accompanied or unaccompanied or purchased at any approved Duty Free Shop upon arrival in Sri Lanka subject to the conditions specified  here in after:-That such goods are bona fide for his personal use or the use of a member or member of his family provided that the total quantity brought or purchased in respect of any ingle item is not a commercial quantity as determined by the Director General of Customs;That such goods are brought by a passenger on his arrival in Sri Lanka or landed 30 days before or within 90 days after his arrival or within such further period as determined by the Director General of Customs, may in the Circumstances of each case, determine or are purchased from an approved Duty Free Shop upon his arrival or are brought within 90 days of the first issue of a Resident Visa.That such goods will not include the following: Goods imported or purchased at an duty free shop for the purpose of sale or exchangeGoods which are the property of any person other than the passengerGoods to be given as to any person other than a member of his familyMotor Vehicles other than motor cycles, motor scooters and auto cycles with an engine capacity  0f 350CC or belowIn the case of Ordinary passenger, who is a tourist, the personal effects which such person wears or brings with him on his arrival in Sri Lanka for hi personal use but does not include goods which are ;In commercial quantities as determined b the Director General of Customs;  orImported for the purpose of sale or exchange; orThe property of any person other than the passenger or a member of his family raveling with him; or To be given as a gift to any other personSpecial CasesGOLD         –      Only allowed personal items, however need to be                              declaredCigarette –      Prohibited under the Tobacco Act Currency     –      Limits established under Foreign Exchange Act No. 12 of                      2017Spirits         –     Sri Lankans – 2.5 L Whiskey + 2 L Wine                 –     Foreigners – 1.5 L Whiskey + 2 L WineMedicine–       License from NMRA  required, other than personal use </blockquote>

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