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.

Air Passenger Duty (APD) is a departure tax levied by the UK Government and collected from airlines by HM Revenue and Customs. The tax applies to passengers departing from UK airports.

Shops usually open about 7:30am and close at 5:30pm (noon on Saturdays), but there is always a long lunch hour. Duty-free shopping is mainly available on Tahiti only. Except in hotels, all shops are closed on Sundays.

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.

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.

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).

Alcohol and tobacco purchased in our bars and restaurants is still available free of duty, however, duty free shopping was abolished within the European Union in 1999. We now offer passengers to buy alcohol, tobacco and perfume at duty paid prices in our shops saving up to 40% on UK high street prices.

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

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.

Good wine, Bourbon, Scotch, Canadian blended Whiskey, name brand Vodka or Gin, and liqueurs are expensive here and sometimes difficult to find. (we have a fairly good selection at villa Brisa Caribe but they are not cheap). Rum, Kahlua, national brand vodka & gin and of course beer is easy to find and reasonably priced. Each adult is allowed to bring into the country up to 3 litres (quarts) of alcohol.

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.

Safety inspections for passenger cars and light-duty trucks require that the following items be checked: suspension components, steering, braking systems, tires and wheels, lighting and electrical systems, glazing (glass), mirrors, windshield washer, defroster, wipers, fuel systems, the speedometer, the odometer, the exhaust systems, horns and warning devices, the body and chassis.

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.

In addition to personal effects, the following are allowed into Tahiti duty-free: 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 grams of smoking tobacco, 50 grams of perfume, 500 grams of coffee, 100 grams of tea, 2 liters of spirits and ten rolls of film.

U.S. residents, including minors, can take home duty free purchases up to $600 providing they have been out of the country for 48 hours. Items, which must be purchased from duty free stores, include crystal, liquor, linen, leather, jewelry, porcelain and souvenirs.

U.S. residents are permitted a $400 per person (or $1,100 per family) duty-free tax exemption upon returning to the U.S., and can also bring back one quart of alcohol and 200 cigarettes duty-free.