Customs in Turkey
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Does anyone know how much alcohol and cigarettes you can, legally of course, bring into Turkey? I will be having a few bottles and a few cartons with me when I arrive at the border, but I don't want to risk ending up in jail as a smuggler
Awsome! That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
so is it ok to take food stuffs into the country eg bacon cheese pringles crisps brekfast cereal etc.we have been doing this for years but never thought i might be breaking the law
nuttynet,
If it's for your own consumption, cereals, pringles etc, it's fine. Meat and dairy products you shouldn't be though.
Darren
If it's for your own consumption, cereals, pringles etc, it's fine. Meat and dairy products you shouldn't be though.
Darren
Technically, you're not supposed to take meat or dairy products into Turkey - although loads of people do.
Jak xx
Jak xx
Well you are actually breaking the law if you take bacon across, although I don't know anyone who has been stopped.
i know naughty but on a strict diet so last year I took tins tuna (its expensive there!!), some extra light cheese triangles and ryvitas! they got through ok!
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Actually I know people who have been taking bacon in for
years,not for themselves,but for hotel owners who like the
bacon from U/K.
years,not for themselves,but for hotel owners who like the
bacon from U/K.
bacon in my suitcase now all packed up for my turkish friends restaurant!! we do every year x
Ive started to wonder this year what state the bacon and sausage must be in at some of the restaurants whose British friends have brought out for them 
All bacon brought by me was fine x
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