Customs declaration when traveling to Germany
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I'm a German citizen currently living in the USA. When I now visit Germany for a vacation, what items I bought in the USA do I have to declare at the customs?
These items however are not staying in Germany and are worth > $1000.
Do I have to declare what I bring with me or are they under the travellers’ allowances?
I couldn't find any specific official resources for this.
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Do you have to go through customs in Germany?
Upon arrival in Germany the visitor has to pass the immigration control (passport control). There are two types of lines: a) for European (EU) passport holders and b) for all other nationalities. The requirement for obtaining a visa from the German consulates depends on the traveler's nationality.What is prohibited to bring into Germany?
All personal consignments of meat, meat products, milk and milk products are prohibited to enter the EU . Exceptions are infant food or special foods required for medical reasons. For more information please contact the German Customs Information Desk (see below).What am I allowed to bring into Germany?
The following items are permitted into Germany duty-free from non-E.U. (European Union) countries: 200 cigarettes; 1 liter of liquor above 44 proof, or 2 liters of liquor less than 44 proof, or 2 liters of wine; 50 grams of perfume and . 25 liters of eau de cologne; 500 grams of coffee; and 100 grams of tea.How much is customs duty in Germany?
The import tax charged on a shipment will be 19% on the full value of your items. For example, if the declared value of your items is 100 EUR, in order for the recipient to receive a package, an additional amount of 19.00 EUR in taxes will be required to be paid to the destination countries government.CUSTOMS DECLARATION - Important Things Before Flying From GERMANY to INDIA - TO AVOID TAX ON RETURN
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