What you may bring from duty free is set by the customs rules of the country you ENTER, not by the shop. The figures below come from official customs sources; each source is listed at the end.
| Entering | Value limit | Alcohol | Tobacco | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entering TurkeyNo difference by mode of transport. | €430 (under 15: €150) | Over 22%: 1 L · 22% or under: 2 L | 600 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 g cut/pipe tobacco | 18 and over |
| Entering the EU (from outside)Member states may apply lower limits. | €430 (air/sea) · €300 (land) · €150 for under-15s in some countries | 4 L still wine + 16 L beer; plus choose one: 1 L over 22% or 2 L sparkling/fortified wine | 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 g tobacco (40/20/10/50 g where the lower limit applies) | 17 and over |
| Entering Great BritainSeparate rules apply for Northern Ireland. | £390 (£270 if arriving by private plane or boat) | 42 L beer · 18 L still wine · 4 L over 22% · 9 L up to 22% (sparkling, fortified, cider) | 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 g tobacco or 200 heated-tobacco sticks | 18 and over |
• Entering Turkey: Above the limit a single flat duty applies: 18% arriving directly from the EU, 20% from other countries.
Figures verified against official sources on: 2026-08-23
Allowances tell you how much you may bring; they don't tell you where it is cheaper. To compare the same product at your departure airport, return airport and a city store:
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