One can take at most 3 bottles of water containing above 12% alcohol by volume and not exceeding 1,500ml in total to China for free. If take more, you have to provide relevant documents and pay tax for that. The tax rate is 50%.

I am a NZ citizen.

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Question: Asked by Ishwa Sadhu from New Zealand | Jun. 10, 2011 21:01

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I am a NZ citizen. What is the spirits, wine and beer allowance permitted to take into China?

Answers (1): Answered by Frank from China | Jun. 10, 2011 22:12

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One can take at most 3 bottles of water containing above 12% alcohol by volume and not exceeding 1,500ml in total to China for free. If take more, you have to provide relevant documents and pay tax for that. The tax rate is 50%.

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