Changes to ‘personal use’ limits on tobacco imports from the EU
29 September 2011
On Saturday 1 October 2011, the minimum indicative levels (MILs) for tobacco and cigarettes brought into the UK from the European Union (EU) will be reduced, to align them with levels applied elsewhere in Europe.
Source:-
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/si...-tobacco-limit
Rightly or wrongly, I always believed the safe limit to bring back from EU countries for personal use was 3200, which someone calculated to be around 6 months supply for an average smoker
Typical fudge
MILs are guide levels set by EU member states to determine whether imported goods are for travellers' own use. There are no limits to the volumes of tobacco that travellers can bring back from the EU, if the goods are transported by them and are genuinely for their own use.
Some people smoke 180 a day.
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The safe limit for tobacco imports is ... ZERO
As a life long non smokerOriginally Posted by Doc Alan
The safe limit for tobacco imports is ... ZERO
I agree with that, people stopped asking me to bring them back fags when i insisted in the money in advance!
I think they thought I was going to buy them for them
Mick.
no way can u evade the government of tax... is it punishable by death .. yet.. i wonder how soon we will be charged for fresh air or for breathing..
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