1. illegal drugs
2. Spring knife and gravity knife
3. Self-defense spray, pepper spray and the like
stun gun
5. Pornographic and pirated publications
6.fake goods
There are still some things that need relevant permission to be brought in, such as guns and ammunition, leather, live animals and so on.
Now let's talk about the items we bring in most illegally. What we bring into China for our own use is called "personal import" in Britain, but these regulations are valid whether you bring it yourself, bring it to you by relatives or friends, or send it to you.
You can bring meat or dairy products into the UK from EU countries, but countries outside the EU, such as our motherland, are not allowed to bring any meat or dairy products into the UK at all. We may bring honey or fish products, but we still have to "know the rules before going out". We don't know where to check the rules because we didn't give a link.
There are two ports at customs clearance. There is nothing to declare at a port, and no one will check it out directly. Another port is the comrades of the British Customs. They have a row of tables waiting to be inspected. They like to arrest China students for inspection. So when we go through the customs, we'd better follow the crowd and not be targeted alone. When there are many people, we must stand up and don't go to the undeclared port with a guilty conscience, even if we are called back (although the probability is not great), at least we have tried. A friend's father came to see her from China, an old man from love sweating, and was stopped by the customs when he passed through, thinking that he was "guilty". After the box was opened, the comrades in the customs held tea in their hands and asked, "What is this?" Uncle calmly replied: "tea." Later, the comrades in the customs took out another box and asked, "What is this?" Uncle calmed down a little uneasy and replied forcefully: "It's still tea!" ! ! ! It was finally "released".
You may say that you or your friends have brought in beef jerky, ham sausage, chicken feet with pickled peppers and excessive cigarettes before, but this is really because they have not been found. If found, these foods are oversized and are not allowed to be brought in, and they will definitely not be brought in.
Things that are often confiscated by students studying in Britain.
Hot pot bottom material; Meat sauce; Smoke; Hillbilly cooked food; Sausage; All kinds of meat; Sweet jelly; 8 cigarettes; Smoke; Smoking heavily; 20 kilograms of cooked food; Snacks such as duck neck; Knives to cut eyebrows (but confiscated at Dubai International Airport); Umbrella; Chicken feet with pickled peppers; Beef jerky; Wiring board; Sausage; Wuxi sauce ribs; Two packs of seaweed soup; Chicken wings, chicken legs, chicken gizzards, chestnuts; Meat floss; Soybean tofu; 25 packs of Master Kong beef noodles and kitchen knives.
Yongxin wealth immigrants tell you warmly.