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Dutyfree LimitsVisitors over 18 can bring the following into the UK without paying duty: • 200..
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England South East InformationSouth East England has something to offer everyone. Visitors can enjoy the relaxed settings of the many famous cities..
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INDEX OF ALL regions AND LOCATIONSVisitors over 18 can bring the following into the UK without paying duty:
• 200 cigarettes; or 100 cigarillos; or 50 cigars; or 250g of tobacco
• 4 litres of still table wine
• 16 litres of beer
• 1 litre of spirits or strong liqueurs over 22%alchohol; or 2 litres of fortified wine (such as port or sherry), sparkling wine or other alcoholic beverages of less than 22 %
• £340 worth of all other goods including perfume and souvenirs.
If you have any more than these allowances you must declare the goods in the red channel or use the red point phone.
Bath - the Roman city Learn everything about Bath from its historic landmarks like the Roman Baths and Pump Room to..
Northumberland InformationFor all its current peaceful nature, Northumberland has a turbulent past evidenced by its flush of castles; more are..
Cambridgeshire InformationStart in the famous University city of Cambridge, noted for its historic colleges, museums, bookshops and punting...
Cumbria The Lake District InformationFrom 16 sparkling lakes and England's highest mountains, to sheltered valleys, heather moorlands and salty seascapes..
Oxfordshire InformationOxfordshire is a rural retreat, known worldwide for its beauty, character and charm.It has a diverse mix of cities..
Liverpool InformationLiverpool - discover a city of culture Learn everything about Liverpool from its historic landmarks like Albert Dock..
Brighton InformationBrighton - a city by the sea Learn everything about Brighton from its historic landmarks like Brighton Pier and the..
Greater Manchester InformationManchester is a unique city, described as original, edgy and happening the city in the north of England is a mix of the..
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