Introduction to Faroe Islands Customs

Abstract:

The customs of the Faroe Islands belong to the Kingdom of Denmark, so its customs policy is basically the same as that of Denmark. Although it is a relatively small island group, the Faroe Islands Customs plays an important role in the management of goods and personnel entering and leaving the country.

Main responsibilities

Supervise imported and exported goods
Collect customs duties
Prevent smuggling
Management of entry and exit personnel
Animal and plant quarantine

Customs regulations

Personal items: Generally speaking, personal items such as clothing, personal items, etc. are tax-free within a reasonable range. However, there are quantity restrictions for items such as tobacco and alcoholic beverages.
Commercial goods: Commercial goods need to be declared to the customs and the corresponding customs duties must be paid.
Prohibited items: Contraband such as drugs, weapons, animals and plants and their products are prohibited from being brought into the country.
Pet entry: Bringing pets into the country requires relevant procedures and providing a health certificate for the pet.

Notes

Understand the relevant regulations in advance: Before traveling to the Faroe Islands, it is recommended that you understand the local customs regulations in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble due to misunderstanding the regulations.
Declare truthfully: For the items you carry, you must declare them to the customs truthfully to avoid being fined or having your items detained.
Keep the shopping receipt: For the goods purchased in the Faroe Islands, if you need a tax refund, please keep the shopping receipt.