Import of goods by private individuals In general, an exemption limit of sFr. 300 applies to goods for private use that are imported personally in tourist traffic. If the total value of the goods brought in exceeds sFr. 300, all goods are subject to duty. Duty-free allowances and limits are only granted once per person …
Security measures for civil aviation A new European Commission regulation on civil aviation security has been in force since 6 November 2006. This regulation restricts the amount of liquid that passengers are allowed to carry in their hand luggage through security checkpoints. This regulation applies to all departures from airports within the European Community. There …
As a general rule, all travel goods acquired in the Member State of purchase are exempt from customs duty. The following indicative quantities shall apply to private movements of goods: Perfumes: no restrictions if intended for personal consumption. Medicines: for personal consumption only. Coffee: 10 kg Alcoholic beverages: 10 kg. 10 l Spirits 10 l …
Import of goods by private individuals In general, an exemption limit of sFr. 300 applies to goods for private use that are imported personally in tourist traffic. If the total value of the goods brought in exceeds sFr. 300, all goods are subject to duty. Duty-free allowances and limits are only granted once per person …
After arriving at the airport, please remember your luggage and hand luggage when getting off the transfer bus or taxi. You will find the number of the check-in desk for your flight on the monitors in the departure hall. Keep your ticket and passport handy, preferably in your hand luggage. At the check-in counter, you …
