General Czech travel import/export rule: Except for alcohol, travellers to Prague are allowed to take 300 Euros worth of duty free with them outside of the EU without risking duty if travelling by land and 430 Euros worth of duty free if travelling by air. These Czech travel duty free figures are current as of 1st January 2008.
Except for alcohol, visitors to Prague are allowed to bring 300 Euros worth of duty free with them outside of the EU without Czech travel duty if travelling by land and 430 Euros if travelling by air.
International limits:
Basic Czech travel duty free limit.
200 cigarettes (1 Carton)
or 100 cigarillos
or 50 cigars
or 250g loose tobacco
1 Litre Spirits 22% or stronger
or 2 Litres fortified wine/sherry/liqueur
250g toilet water
or 50g perfume
Tobacco - Czech Travel to other EU (not including UK):
800 cigarettes (4 Cartons)
or 400 cigarillos
or 200 cigars
or 1Kg loose tobacco
Tobacco - Czech travel to UK:
These limits are legal but mark the border for what is considered "personal use" and customs may ask questions regarding your personal consumption rate.
3200 cigarettes (16 Cartons)
or 400 cigarillos
or 200 cigars
or 3Kg loose tobacco
Liquor/Alcohol - Czech travel to EU and UK:
These limits are legal but mark the border for what is considered "personal use" and customs may ask questions regarding your personal consumption rate.
10 Litres - Spirits more than 22% by volume.
or 20 Litres - Spirits and fortified wines.
or 90 Litres of table wine.
or 110 Litres of Beer.
Non-EU travellers also have the option of the Tax Refund service at www.globalrefund.com.
There is no limit on alcohol/tobacco imported from and delivered to an EU country where the tax/duty has been paid.
Cigarette prices: As a guide, most cartons of cigarettes for Czech travel to EU and UK are priced between 720kc (Benson and Hedges) to 840kc (Marlboro 100's). Cartons for Czech travel to a non-EU destination are priced around 600kc.
