Circulation of goods and money

Any means of payment equal to or exceeding €10,000 per person or its equivalent in foreign currency must be declared at customs. You will have to make a declaration of movements of means of payment to be presented to the customs services.

Read up on current regulations regarding the movement of goods and methods of payment in your country of destination.

Within national territory you should declare all payment operations of €100,000 or more or the equivalent value in foreign currency.

• National or foreign bank notes and coins.
• Bank cheques made payable to the bearer in any currency.
• Any other physical media, including electronic media, designed to be used as a method of payment to the bearer.

Personal goods will be considered to be occasional items that are for personal or family use by the travellers or that will be given as gifts and, due to their nature and quantity, cannot be used for business activity.

These goods do not take into consideration the value of any medication that the traveller may need for their personal use.

€430 exemption:

A limit of €430 is set for the total value of goods transported in personal baggage. For any values over this amount, passengers will no longer be exempt from paying import duties, VAT and special taxes.

€150 exemption:

This limit is reduced to €150 for children under 15 years old.