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What are the non-food products that I am allowed to bring into Singapore?
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What are the food items that I am allowed to bring into Singapore?
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The importation of food products is regulated by the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA). You may refer to AVA’s mobile app, SGTravelKaki, AVA’s website, or submit an enquiry to AVA through their online feedback form so that they can further advise you on the rules and regulations. Click here for more information on the types of controlled and prohibited goods for import.
Commercial purposesPersonal consumption
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Can I import protein powder and health supplements into Singapore for my personal consumption?
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Answer:
The importation of health products and medicines into Singapore is regulated by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA).
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What are the procedures required to bring a few bottles of liquors into Singapore for personal consumption?
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The importation of liquor exceeding duty-free concession is subjected to the payment of duty and Goods and Services Tax (GST) even if it is meant for personal consumption. Click here for information on duty-free concession. However, if the quantity in excess of duty-free concession exceeds 10 litres, you are required to arrange with a local freight forwarding agent to declare a Customs In-Payment "Duty and GST" (IPT-DNG) permit to pay the duty and GST for the liquor on your behalf. Click here for more information on Customs permit declaration. For quantities not exceeding 10 litres, you are required to proceed to our Customs Tax Payment Office to declare the liquor for tax payment. Click here for more information on the declaration and payment of taxes.
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How should I declare the Unit of Quantity for the HS code that I am using in my permit application?
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Answer:
You are required to declare the Unit of Quantity based on the information provided in the invoice. Please click here for more information.
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