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Must know Custom Laws
 | If you bring in something worth more than the limit of £145, you must pay charges on the full value, not just the value above £145. |
| You and anyone you are traveling with cannot pool your individual allowances to bring in an item worth more than the limit. You will have to pay charges on the full value of the item. |
| If you are bringing back any duty-free or tax-free goods you bought when you left the UK, these count as part of your allowance. |
| If you also have tobacco or alcohol goods that you bought in an EU country (other than tobacco products over the limit for imports from that country), you will not have to pay any more duty or tax on these so long as they are for your own use; and you can show that you have paid duty and tax in an EU country, for example by producing the receipt. |
| If you are under 17 you cannot have the tobacco and alcohol allowances. |
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Also Read
| U.K. Travel Tips to explore the basics of culture, currency and other must knows of specific destinations. |
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