Custom regulations

Customs regulations on entry into Greenland

The tax exemption for tobacco products, spirits, wine, and beer only apply to persons aged 18 or more.

• Cigarettes, 200 pcs. 
• or Cigarillos (max. 3 g./pc.), 100 pcs. 
• or Cigars, 50 pcs., 
• or Smoking tobacco, 250 g.
• Cigarette rolling papers or cigarette tubes, 200 pcs.
• 1 litre of spirits over 22 % or 2 litres of fortified wine under 22%
• 2.25 litres of table wine not exceeding 15 %
• 2 litres of beer
• 2 litres of soft drinks containing carbonic acid or caffeinated beverages with a caffeine content of 150 mg per liter or more
• 1 liter of drinking water
• Chocolates and sweets, 4 kg
• Meat or products, 5 kg

Customs regulations on entry into Denmark

• Cigarettes, 200 pcs., 
• or Cigarillos (max. 3 g./pc.), 100 pcs., 
• or Cigars 50 pcs., 
• or rolling tobacco, 250 g.
• Spirits over 22%, 1 litre or fortified wine under 22%, 2 litres
• Table wine, 4 litres
• Beer, 16 litres

Import regulations on entry to Iceland

• 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of other tobacco goods

Alcohol for passengers aged 20 and above:

• 1 litre of spirits and 1 litre of wine or 1.5 litre of spirits and 6 litres of beer or
• 1 litre of wine and 6 litres of beer or 2.25 litres of wine
• 3 kg of foodstuffs not exceeding a value of ISK 18,500
   

For citizens outside Iceland:

Items such as clothes and travelling gear that are for personal use and are regarded as suitable and normal for the purpose of the visit, length of stay and general conditions, and gifts. Each gift may not exceed ISK 10,000.

For inhabitants in Iceland:

Goods produced abroad or sold in the tax-free shop in Iceland at a value of ISK 65,000. The value of any single item may not exceed ISK 32,500.

The above is intended as guidance only, so always check the Icelandic Customs Agency’s website before traveling to Iceland, where you can find the latest updates.