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Is it legal to bring food into a country in Slovenia?

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Legal position

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Slovenia says food of non-animal origin for travellers' personal needs is generally not subject to special customs formalities, but food of animal origin can be subject to import prohibitions or special requirements. Bringing food therefore depends on the type of food.

Conditions

What would need to be true

Check whether the food is of animal or non-animal origin and comply with any veterinary or plant-health rules.

Exceptions

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Penalties

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Enforcement

How this may be enforced

Customs and competent health or veterinary authorities apply food-import restrictions where required.

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Slovenia says organising games of chance is the exclusive right of the Republic and may take place only on the basis of a permit or concession, including for online games. Online gambling without the required concession is not lawful.

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bring tobacco over the allowance

Slovenia grants third-country passenger relief for tobacco only within the official quantity limits. Tobacco above those limits is not duty-free traveller baggage.

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bringing duty free goods

Slovenia allows duty-free traveller imports only for goods of non-commercial character and only within the official value and quantity limits. Duty-free treatment depends on staying inside that traveller relief.

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Argentina

SENASA says travelers must check the rules for entering food, animals, plants and agricultural products into Argentina. Products that do not meet the required authorizations can be confiscated.

DependsTravel

Australia

Food can be brought into Australia only if it is declared and the item is allowed under the biosecurity rules because some foods need inspection or cannot enter at all.

DependsTravel

Austria

Austria restricts food imports from outside the EU. The customs rules used here allow some quantities but ban or limit various meat, milk and similar products.

DependsTravel

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan Customs allows travellers to bring up to 30 kilograms of various food products into the customs territory under the traveller rules.

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