The duty free allowance is as follows: 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250g tobacco, 1 litre wine or spirits, 170ml (6ozs) perfume. Weapons of war and unprescribed drugs are prohibited.

The local currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar but the US Dollar is accepted over the counter. Pound Sterling can be changed at the banks and there are cash machines located at various places on the island. Major credit cards are usually accepted.

Visitors to Antigua and Barbuda require a valid passport, a return or onward ticket, confirmation of accommodation throughout the stay and sufficient funds for the duration of the stay. On arrival, the immigration officer must be satisfied that your reason for visiting Antigua and Barbuda is legitimate.

For the latest information, we recommend that you visit the US Customs Website at: http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/kbyg/ BACK TO TOP Canines and other pets traveling onboard the M/V Discovery Sun will need to have a ticket purchased in order to travel. The charge of the ticket is $49.00 (each way). Seeing-eye dogs will not be charged.

Australian Citizens: All travelers aged 18 years and over are allowed to bring into Australia the following goods duty free. Goods bought overseas or bought duty free before leaving Australia are included when determining duty free concessions. A$900 worth of goods not including alcohol or cigarettes (A$450 for travelers under 18 years of age). 2.25 liters alcohol (including wine, beer or spirits) and 250 cigarettes are permitted to bring in.

Two bottles going into the United States, One Litre for Canada,one litre for the UK + 200 cigarettes per person or 250grams of Tobacco.

volts AC: 60 cycles. Dual voltage appliances are recommended. American type 2 pin sockets are prevalent and therefore a suitable adapter may be required.

No. The duty free allowance of Rs. 12000/- is available for consumption only at the arrival. It cannot be used for any unaccompanied baggage shipment coming via air or sea freight. No. Landing Certificates are no longer issued nor required for clearance of a household goods shipment as unaccompanied baggage. LC is issued only if your accompanied baggage has been mishandled by the airline and cannot be located by you on arrival.

Persons in the U.S. may receive, free of duty, a gift mailed from a foreign country or a Caribbean Basin beneficiary country if the shipment does not exceed $100 based upon its retail value, or $200 if sent from the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, or Guam. You may send as many gifts as you wish, but the U.S. addressee will be required to pay duty if the gift parcels received in one day total more than $100 (or $200).

Each adult passenger is allowed to import Rs. 12000/- (US $ 282) equivalent of goods free of duty into India if your stay abroad exceeds 3 days. If it is less than 3 days, the allowance is Rs. 6000/-

Any U.S. resident, including children, can return, or send, to the mainland $1,600 worth of duty-free imports every thirty days. If you go over your $1,600 allowance, V. I. Purchases are dutiable at a flat rate of 6 percent on the next $1,000. U.S. residents over the age of 21 can return with five bottles of liquor duty-free or six, if one of the bottles is locally produced, such as good ol' Cruzan Rum. You can find out more about other U.S. Customs Regulations here.

GSM Mobile Technology operates in Antigua on one frequency level - 900 MHz. Dual band means that your phone will work on 900 MHz and 1800 MHz frequency levels. Tri-band means that your phone will work on 900 MHz, 1800 MHz and 1900 MHz frequency levels, for example if you're traveling to the USA and plan to use your phone, you would need a tri-band phone as they operate on 1900 MHz levels.

Yes. In Australia, you can collect or purchase duty free once you have passed through international screening for your international flight. At Darwin and Adelaide, domestic and international passengers are screened through the same screening point. These airports will have a separate international screening area for international flights AFTER the first screening point.

If you purchase your duty free at a down-town retailer, you need to ask the retailer to deliver it to the security area of the airport (ie past the security screening point). It is important to remember that these items will be treated the same as all other duty free items purchased at the airport. They will be subject to the same security measures if you change flights in another country.

U.S. citizens returning home from Mexico may bring back purchases totaling $300.00 and one liter of alcohol, duty free.

Three checked bags (pieces). The total of the three dimensions must not exceed 158cm (62 inches) for each bag (piece) and weight not to exceed 23kgs/50lbs per bag (piece). Two checked bags (pieces). The total of the three dimensions must not exceed 158cm (62 inches) for each bag (piece) and weight not to exceed 32kgs/70lbs per bag (piece). Two checked bags (pieces).

Skyservice enforces the Free Baggage allowance and a charge for excess luggage is levied wherever applicable. Excess baggage is accepted subject to space availability and operational considerations. The rates for excess charges are as follows:

Free Freight Allowance is something we offer on specific programs and offerings. If offered, and obtained, it will be noted on your invoice as a line item note. Freight is still charged on the Invoice and due if the invoice is NOT paid within term. Otherwise, please deduct the freight charges billed upon remittance. FFA only applies to shipments within the Continental United States.

Baggage allowance is 50 pounds per bag (two bags maximum, plus one carry-on not to exceed 45 inches combined overall dimensions) per paying passenger. Any excess, overweight or over sized bags will be accepted subject to load restrictions and at additional charges. The charges are: Excess baggage $50.00 for each piece after the free allowed. Overweight baggage: $25.00 from 50 to 70 pounds and $65.00 from 71 to 100 pounds. Oversize baggage up to a maximum size of 80 inches for a fee of $65.

Applies to all travel/connections to/from the US/Canada/Territories and certain countries in South and Central America. Super First Class/Super Business Class/Business Class/Evergreen Deluxe Class: Two pieces, neither to exceed 62 in/158 cm in size or 70 lb/32 kg in weight. Two pieces, neither to exceed 62 in/158 cm in size and 70 lb/32 kg in weight. The total dimension for the two pieces cannot exceed 107 in/273 cm. Different regulations apply to special baggage, as attached.

Yes. You can still buy liquids, aerosols and gels (including duty free) at New Zealand airports, once you have passed through the security screening point. There are no restrictions on buying or collecting duty free goods on arrival in New Zealand. If you are travelling directly to another country, you can still take duty free liquids, aerosols and gels on the aircraft with you.

Many travelers are confused by the term "duty-free" as it relates to merchandise they buy in duty-free shops. Buying an item in a duty-free shop does not mean that you will not have to pay duty on the item when you take it into your destination country. It only means that the item you are buying does not reflect the cost of duty or taxes that would have been added to the item if it had been formally imported into the country where the duty-free shop is located.

The security of the Guests, crew and ship is our highest priority at Disney Cruise Line®. As a result, third-party deliveries are prohibited in our ports of call. Guests are welcome to return to the ship with purchases made in port as long as those items can be examined by ship security upon boarding.

These differ and the level of duty free privileges will depend, on your circumstances. As a guide, Personal effects, household goods and furniture can be imported free of any taxes by immigrant retirees, provided they are for personal use and have been used for a reasonable amount of time - approximately one year. There are no import duties on cars and for retired couples there is an additional concession of two duty free cars.

To buy duty free or tax free goods, you need to be travelling internationally. To buy duty free goods from this website you must be flying into or out of a New Zealand airport.

Every country has a different limit to the amount of duty free that can be brought in. Click here for to see a list of allowances for different countries.

US citizens are allowed $800 worth (retail price) of duty-free merchandise, provided that at least $400 of that merchandise is purchased in the US Virgin Islands (St. Thomas or St. John). Persons over 21 may include 1 quart of liquor.

Yes, duty free shopping is available in Freeport and aboard the ship. Full advantage may be taken for passengers who stay over night for 48 hours or longer. BACK TO TOP