جمارك ساموا
التقديم للحصول على تأشيرة
Free import
• For travelers aged 21 or older: 200 cigarettes or 250 g of cigars, cigarillos or other tobacco products.
• For travelers aged 21 or older: 2.25 L of spirits, wine or beer with an alcohol strength of 40% or less.
• Other dutiable goods for personal use (not for resale) up to a total value of WST 500.
• Personal effects that you own when you arrive in Samoa.
• Goods above these allowances are charged customs duty, VAGST (15%) and, where applicable, excise tax, payable on the spot in Samoan tala. If you cannot pay, the goods are detained and can be collected from the Customs Headquarters at Matautu wharf, Apia, once the duty is paid. Keep invoices or receipts to prove the value of your goods.
• Show your passport and completed arrival declaration card to Customs, and your ticket or itinerary, boarding pass and receipts if asked. Using a mobile phone or other electronic device in the customs controlled area is prohibited.
Currency
• Cash and negotiable bearer instruments (including travellers' cheques, money orders and promissory notes) of WST 20,000 or more, or the equivalent in foreign currency, must be declared on arrival on a Border Currency Report. Failing to report or making a false declaration is an offence.
Prohibited
• Illicit drugs and narcotics
• Drug paraphernalia and utensils
• Pornography and other indecent goods
• Goods that infringe copyright or trademarks
• Honey
Restricted
• Firearms and ammunition need a permit from the Ministry of Police.
• Fireworks and related goods need a permit from the Ministry of Police.
• Goods made from endangered species (CITES) need a permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
• All food, plant and animal products must be declared on the arrival card and presented for biosecurity inspection. Food must be commercially packaged, and fruit, vegetables, dairy and meat are allowed only from approved sources and may need an import permit. Leave airline food on the aircraft, or use the amnesty bins before biosecurity clearance.
• Gifts made from plant or animal materials, such as handicrafts, fine mats, animal hides, ula, herbal medicines and traditional clothing made from fresh leaves, flowers, seeds or feathers, must be declared and inspected.
• Sports, gardening and outdoor equipment and wooden items must be clean and free of soil.
• Pesticides, including mosquito coils and household insect sprays, need an import permit from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries (MAF).
• Pets and other live animals: contact Biosecurity Samoa (MAF) at least 3 months before arrival. An import permit is needed, and the permit states the health certificates required from the exporting country.
• Undeclared or non-compliant items may be seized and destroyed, or held for a fee, and false or incomplete declarations can lead to a fine or prosecution.
• For travelers aged 21 or older: 200 cigarettes or 250 g of cigars, cigarillos or other tobacco products.
• For travelers aged 21 or older: 2.25 L of spirits, wine or beer with an alcohol strength of 40% or less.
• Other dutiable goods for personal use (not for resale) up to a total value of WST 500.
• Personal effects that you own when you arrive in Samoa.
• Goods above these allowances are charged customs duty, VAGST (15%) and, where applicable, excise tax, payable on the spot in Samoan tala. If you cannot pay, the goods are detained and can be collected from the Customs Headquarters at Matautu wharf, Apia, once the duty is paid. Keep invoices or receipts to prove the value of your goods.
• Show your passport and completed arrival declaration card to Customs, and your ticket or itinerary, boarding pass and receipts if asked. Using a mobile phone or other electronic device in the customs controlled area is prohibited.
Currency
• Cash and negotiable bearer instruments (including travellers' cheques, money orders and promissory notes) of WST 20,000 or more, or the equivalent in foreign currency, must be declared on arrival on a Border Currency Report. Failing to report or making a false declaration is an offence.
Prohibited
• Illicit drugs and narcotics
• Drug paraphernalia and utensils
• Pornography and other indecent goods
• Goods that infringe copyright or trademarks
• Honey
Restricted
• Firearms and ammunition need a permit from the Ministry of Police.
• Fireworks and related goods need a permit from the Ministry of Police.
• Goods made from endangered species (CITES) need a permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
• All food, plant and animal products must be declared on the arrival card and presented for biosecurity inspection. Food must be commercially packaged, and fruit, vegetables, dairy and meat are allowed only from approved sources and may need an import permit. Leave airline food on the aircraft, or use the amnesty bins before biosecurity clearance.
• Gifts made from plant or animal materials, such as handicrafts, fine mats, animal hides, ula, herbal medicines and traditional clothing made from fresh leaves, flowers, seeds or feathers, must be declared and inspected.
• Sports, gardening and outdoor equipment and wooden items must be clean and free of soil.
• Pesticides, including mosquito coils and household insect sprays, need an import permit from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries (MAF).
• Pets and other live animals: contact Biosecurity Samoa (MAF) at least 3 months before arrival. An import permit is needed, and the permit states the health certificates required from the exporting country.
• Undeclared or non-compliant items may be seized and destroyed, or held for a fee, and false or incomplete declarations can lead to a fine or prosecution.