GOVERNMENT THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC Of VIETNAM No.17/CP Independence-freedom-Happiness. Hanoi, february 6th, 1995.
Pursuant to the Law on Import and Export Taxes on the 26th of December, 1994;
Pursuant to the Ordinance on Customs on the 20th of february, 1990;
At the proposals of the General Director of the General Department of Customs, the Minister of finance and the Minister of Trade,
DECREES:
Article 1.
- To issue along with this Decree the Quotas on tariff-exempt baggage for passengers going through Vietnamese ports of entry and exit.
Article 2.
- The baggage which falls outside the Quotas on tariff-exempt baggage stipulated in the above-said Article is considered commercial goods, on which import or export taxes shall be levied as prescribed by law and the other related legal provisions.
Article 3.
- All acts of violation of the provisions of this Decree shall be dealt with according to the laws in force.
Article 4.
- This Decree replaces Decree No.09-CP on the 14th of November, 1992, and becomes effective as from the 15th of february, 1995.
Article 5.
- The General Director of the General Department of Customs is responsible for guiding and organising the implementation of this Decree.
for The Government Vice Prime Minister
PHAN VAN KHAI (Signed)
No Baggage Amount Note Alcohol and alcoholic beverage - Alcohol above 22 % proof 1.5 liter Quotas not allowed - Alcohol below 22 % proof 2.0 liter for children below - Alcoholic beverage 3.0 liter 15 years of age Cigarettes - Rolled cigarettes 400 pieces Quotas not allowed - Cigars 100 pieces for children below - Tobacco 500 grs 15 years of age Tea, coffee - Tea 5 kgs Quotas not allowed - Coffee 3 kgs for children below 15 years of age Clothes and belongings to serve the trip Other things outside the quotas on baggage stipulated in above-mentioned items 1, 2, 3 and 4 (if not banned) shall not value totally over 500 USD, to be applied to Vietnamese citizens, overseas Vietnamese and foreigners