Customs Information

This information is provided as a guide and travellers should familiarize themselves with the laws and restrictions at the time of travel with relevant authorities for each country.

Under the provision of the Customs Act 1967, travellers entering Malaysia are required to declare all dutiable or prohibited goods in their possession. Failure to declare dutiable or prohibited goods or making false declaration is an offence.

Travellers who visit Malaysia for a period of not less than 72 hours are eligible for specified amount of customs duties exemption.

Click here for more information on the Malaysian customs regulations.

Medications – General Advice
General advice for all destinations. For each country of your intended travel enquire from Government sources about limits or restrictions for any medications you are bringing with you (prescribed and over the counter). Allow sufficient time in case of approval processes.

• Prescription Requirement: Carry a valid prescription from a licensed medical practitioner.
• Documentation: Have medical documents detailing the necessity of the medication, such as a diagnosis or treatment plan.
• Quantity Limit: Refer to each government for any limits on quantity and restrictions of medications
• Over-the-Counter Medications: Consider that common medications available in your own country can be a controlled or restricted medication in other countries. Verify their status before travelling.