Customs Declaration
Entry procedures & prohibited items
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Features
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Step-by-step customs process
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List of prohibited and restricted items
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Duty-free allowances
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Digital customs declaration via WeChat
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E-customs declaration via WeChat mini-program before landing
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Duty-free allowances for alcohol, tobacco, and personal items
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Health declaration requirements and QR code generation
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Clear guidelines on prohibited and restricted items
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How to Use
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Fill out the Health Declaration form (digital or paper)
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Proceed to immigration with passport and visa
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Collect luggage at baggage claim
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Pass through customs (green channel if nothing to declare)
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Complete the online customs declaration form before arrival
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Generate your QR code and save a screenshot for backup
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Proceed through the Nothing to Declare (green) or Declare (red) channel
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Present your passport and declaration QR code to the officer
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FAQ
400 cigarettes, 2 bottles of alcohol (each under 750ml), and personal items valued under ¥5,000.
Requirements change; check the latest policy before your trip.
Personal items for your own use generally don't need to be declared. High-value items over 5000 CNY may need declaration.
You can bring up to 5000 USD equivalent without declaration. Amounts over this must be declared.
Fresh fruits, meats, and dairy are generally prohibited. Sealed packaged snacks are usually okay.
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Important Notes
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Do not bring fresh fruits, meats, or plants; these will be confiscated
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Carrying more than ¥20,000 RMB or $5,000 USD cash requires declaration
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Declare all items over the duty-free limits to avoid penalties.
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Some traditional medicines and supplements may be restricted.
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Counterfeit goods will be confiscated and may result in fines.
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