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UK updates customs guidance for travellers on personal belongings and duty-free allowancesStrict limits apply to alcohol, tobacco, and banned items; declaration is essential to avoid penaltiesTravellers must obtain permits for restricted goods before entering the UK to prevent confiscation
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The United Kingdom has released updated guidance outlining what travellers can and cannot bring into the country, warning that failure to comply with customs regulations could lead to confiscation of goods, fines or even prosecution.
The updated guidance explains that while visitors are allowed to bring a range of personal belongings into the UK without paying customs duty or tax, strict limits apply to alcohol, tobacco and the value of other goods.
Andy Burnham’s government imposes a list of banned and allowed items travellers can bring into the UK. Credit: Geography Photos / ContributorSource: Getty
