Bringing back Cigars / Eurotunnel

[Simon G]

Hi everyone,

If I drive to Europe and back via Eurotunnel, how many cigars can I bring back legally?

Many thanks,
Simon

[fordi]

I think as much as you like as long as you can prove your not selling them for profit and its for personal use.

I would say what you can carry in a bag rather than filling your car boot as a guide.





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[Rafael]

i think its 200

[fordi]

Just checked and its 200 cigars or 400 cigarillos

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/customs/arriving/arrivingeu.htm

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[Sligub]

As many as you want as long as they're for personal use which HMRC define as 200.

[Simon G]

Many thanks for answers

[Eddie]

If you can justify more than 200 then you are free to bring them back. Over 200 and expect questions.

[Simon Bolivar]

I travel all the time on the Eurostar & have never had my cigar stash questioned, then again think 100 is the most I have ever brought over. As Euro price aren't that cheap, 200 should be more than enough. I do carry a list of my cigar stock & photo of cave so I can 'prove' I am a collector & not a likely to be selling for profit; shudder at the very word!

[fordi]

I travel all the time on the Eurostar & have never had my cigar stash questioned, then again think 100 is the most I have ever brought over. As Euro price aren't that cheap, 200 should be more than enough. I do carry a list of my cigar stock & photo of cave so I can 'prove' I am a collector & not a likely to be selling for profit; shudder at the very word!

Good idea!!


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