Guyana customs
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Free import
• 200 cigarettes or
• 50 cigars or
• 225 grams of tobacco
• 750 ml of wine
• 750 ml of spirits
• Reasonable quantity of perfume suitable for private use
Prohibited
• Illegal drugs
• Weapon, Explosives and Ammunition – Unless permission has been obtained
• Knives and dangerous weapons
• Pets and animals – unless permission has been obtained
• Counterfeit money and goods
• Pornographic material
Restricted
• There is a GYD 4000 (Guyana dollar) Embarkation tax for any passenger flying out to any foreign destination.
• All cats and dogs being imported into the country will require an import permit from the Ministry of Agriculture proving that the animals have been vaccinated against Rabies and are in general good health.
• Other livestock and plant materials being imported into Guyana will also require an import permit from Plant Quarantine Section (plant materials) of the Ministry of Agriculture. Animals imported from a country infected by Rabies will face a 90 day quarantine before being allowed entry into the country.
• Fresh and raw meat will require an import permit and will face an inspection “by qualified veterinary doctors from both the Ministry of Agriculture and the veterinary Public Health Services of the Ministry of Health” upon entry.
Other items requiring an import licence to enter the country include the following.
• Fresh fruit
• Organic and inorganic fertilizers
• Beauty and makeup preparations
• Weapons and ammunition
• 200 cigarettes or
• 50 cigars or
• 225 grams of tobacco
• 750 ml of wine
• 750 ml of spirits
• Reasonable quantity of perfume suitable for private use
Prohibited
• Illegal drugs
• Weapon, Explosives and Ammunition – Unless permission has been obtained
• Knives and dangerous weapons
• Pets and animals – unless permission has been obtained
• Counterfeit money and goods
• Pornographic material
Restricted
• There is a GYD 4000 (Guyana dollar) Embarkation tax for any passenger flying out to any foreign destination.
• All cats and dogs being imported into the country will require an import permit from the Ministry of Agriculture proving that the animals have been vaccinated against Rabies and are in general good health.
• Other livestock and plant materials being imported into Guyana will also require an import permit from Plant Quarantine Section (plant materials) of the Ministry of Agriculture. Animals imported from a country infected by Rabies will face a 90 day quarantine before being allowed entry into the country.
• Fresh and raw meat will require an import permit and will face an inspection “by qualified veterinary doctors from both the Ministry of Agriculture and the veterinary Public Health Services of the Ministry of Health” upon entry.
Other items requiring an import licence to enter the country include the following.
• Fresh fruit
• Organic and inorganic fertilizers
• Beauty and makeup preparations
• Weapons and ammunition