A passenger arriving from outside of St.Vincent and the Grenadines is required to:
to declare to Customs anything contained in their baggage or carried with them that has been obtained outside the country
produce travel documents to the examination officer as required
produce baggage for examination as required by the officer
answer all questions asked concerning his/her travel and baggage
An officer may refuse to process any passenger who does not present all baggage at the
time of examination. Where baggage produced for examination belongs to more than one
person (family/group), the owners must be present at the time of examination
Duty-free Allowance to Passengers
The following articles, if duly declared by an adult passenger (age 18yrs & over), shall be
admitted free of duty namely;
wine or spirit not exceeding in all; and
tobacco, not exceeding half pound; or
cigars not exceeding fifty in number; or
cigarettes not exceeding two hundred in number
Quantities of Spirits and Tobacco that may be imported by a passenger
The following quantity of tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, spirit and wines may be imported by
a adult passenger for his/her personal use and not for sale or exchange. Duty is payable
on the quantities in excess of the duty free allowance to passengers.
Tobacco, cigars and/or cigarettes, five pounds weight in all;
Spirits, four gallons in all; and
Wines ten gallons in all;
Any greater quantity of any such articles shall be deemed to be cargo and be reported and
treated as such.
Currency
Currency exceeding $10,000.00 (East Caribbean Dollars) or its equivalent in any foreign
currency must make a declaration to the proper Customs Officer. Failure to declare such currency
may result in its seizure.
Other
Passengers travelling with medication are advised to ensure that prescription medicines
are retained in the original container(s) affixed with labels showing name, date of issue
and pharmacy or hospital.