Brining cigarettes into the ireland

RedRebel92

http://www.aerlingus.com/travelinformation/onboardandarrival/in-flightshopping/#d.en.6806

at the bottom of the page, 27 euro for 200 fags, that can't be rite?? there must be some catch??

El Guapo!

RedRebel92 wrote: »

there must be some catch??

Cancer?

RedRebel92

oh not for me, don't smoke, never will!! but i'll sell them on

Where To

RedRebel92 wrote: »

oh not for me, don't smoke, never will!! but i'll sell them on

What a novel idea?:rolleyes:

No one has thought of that before, customs will have their work cut out for them from now on:D

jaffa20

It's for non eu citizens afaik

RedRebel92

i know that, thats y im asking, is there a limit to how much u can bring in??

Where To

RedRebel92 wrote: »

i know that, thats y im asking, is there a limit to how much u can bring in??

You have to prove you are a smoker before you can take ANY in. . . . time to start puffing OP

racso1975

Yeah it's 400 or 800 something like that. If your buyin in eu technically there's on limit if ya can prove they are for personal use

Pace2008

RedRebel92 wrote: »

http://www.aerlingus.com/travelinformation/onboardandarrival/in-flightshopping/#d.en.6806

at the bottom of the page, 27 euro for 200 fags, that can't be rite?? there must be some catch??

Why are you so surprised that duty-free cigarettes are relatively inexpensive, given the fact that the bulk of cigarettes' price is comprised of duty?

You won't get them that cheap as an EU citizen, in any case.

El Weirdo

That price is only on flights in or out of the EU. Doesn't matter if you're an EU citizen or not.

There's also a limit on the amount you can bring into the country without paying duty.

patwicklow

Pipe dream:D

stevejr

Brining cigarettes into the ireland:

Ah yes the new John Player Salty...don't think they'll catch on.

washman3

going to Bulgaria on holidays,anybody know how many cigarettes i can bring home,legally,without paying duty?

stevejr

washman3 wrote: »

going to Bulgaria on holidays,anybody know how many cigarettes i can bring home,legally,without paying duty?

About a million according to the Irish Customs website. No need to check that by the way...their websites down...

Superbus

Definite article fail.

Sinfonia

Superbus wrote: »

Definite article fail.

Is there another Ireland out there somewhere?

Superbus

Sinfonia wrote: »

Is there another Ireland out there somewhere?

Because 'an Ireland' would make so much more sense?

Sinfonia

Superbus wrote: »

Because 'an Ireland' would make so much more sense?

Jeez, jus' sayin' is all...

El Weirdo

Sinfonia wrote: »

Is there another Ireland out there somewhere?

Maybe the OP was on about here.

Cookie_Monster

racso1975 wrote: »

If your buyin in eu technically there's on limit if ya can prove they are for personal use

if they can prove it's not according to the latest court case...

RedRebel92

i just wanted to know if there was a limit and if i mite have to pay extra once i landed in ireland . . .

Wetai

El Weirdo wrote: »

Maybe the OP was on about here.

Or one of these

El Weirdo

RedRebel92 wrote: »

i just wanted to know if there was a limit and if i mite have to pay extra once i landed in ireland . . .

Well there is and you will if you do.

Superbus

Sinfonia wrote: »

Jeez, jus' sayin' is all...

Sorry for unnecessary bluntness

zuroph

RedRebel92 wrote: »

i just wanted to know if there was a limit and if i mite have to pay extra once i landed in ireland . . .

Only if they're for yourself. Tell them you plan to sell them on, and they will issue you with a bill which you can pay in your own time, if they're for yourself, you have to pay upfront.

stevejr

zuroph wrote: »

Only if they're for yourself. Tell them you plan to sell them on, and they will issue you with a bill which you can pay in your own time, if they're for yourself, you have to pay upfront.

Exactly...and they'll give you 3-6 months to pay.

3 months with good behaviour.

We need an evil smiley...with a pointed grin.

policarp

RedRebel92 wrote: »

oh not for me, don't smoke, never will!! but i'll sell them on

Why?

Turpentine

stevejr wrote: »

Brining cigarettes into the ireland:

Ah yes the new John Player Salty...don't think they'll catch on.

"20 John West Blue please and a box of matches"

tallaghtoutlaws

RedRebel92 wrote: »

http://www.aerlingus.com/travelinformation/onboardandarrival/in-flightshopping/#d.en.6806

at the bottom of the page, 27 euro for 200 fags, that can't be rite?? there must be some catch??

OP you do realise you will only get that price going to and from non EU countries right?

Alcohol and cigarettes will not be sold on flights within the EU or on flights to the USA departing Dublin Terminal 2 (Passengers now complete full US customs and Immigration checks before departing Terminal 2 therefore Duty Free items are not sold onboard)

chucken1

RedRebel92 wrote: »

i just wanted to know if there was a limit and if i mite have to pay extra once i landed in ireland . . .

http://www.independent.ie/national-n...k-2096877.html

YFlyer

Pace2008 wrote: »

Why are you so surprised that duty-free cigarettes are relatively inexpensive, given the fact that the bulk of cigarettes' price is comprised of duty?

You won't get them that cheap as an EU citizen, in any case.

€2.40 a packet in Bulgaria

YFlyer

washman3 wrote: »

going to Bulgaria on holidays,anybody know how many cigarettes i can bring home,legally,without paying duty?

800 or 250g of tobacco, I think.

chucken1

YFlyer wrote: »

800 or 250g of tobacco, I think.

See post 30

YFlyer

chucken1 wrote: »

See post 30

Cheers chucken1.

I was flying through Heathrow from Bucharest last year with 3 bottles of wine. Went through customs and they asked me to show them the receipts for the wine. It took me about 10 minutes to find the receipt. If I hadn't found it, they would have taken the bottles off me.

So the moral is, even if there is no limit to what you can bring, make sure you have the receipts with you

theboss80

The personel limit is actually 3200 cigarettes

strokemyclover

I'm going to Cuba next week and looking to buy a few of the locals so I can start making Cuban cigars here in Ireland. I've asked the IDA and they called the Gardai on me so I can't get a straight answer. Anyone know?