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When you travel to a country, you will usually bring baggage and other goods.
You are allowed to bring into Timor-Leste certain goods without paying any duty. For some goods, you will need to pay duty when entering the country.
There are goods you can bring into Timor-Leste without paying any taxes. Other goods will attract duties and taxes which you will need to pay. Goods which you don’t pay duties for Personal baggage and non-commercial goods When entering Timor-L ... continue reading »
If you bring between $US 5,000 and $US 10,000 or the equivalent into Timor-Leste you must declare it upon your arrival. If you intend to bring more than $US 10,000 or its equivalent into Timor-Leste you must obtain prior authorisation from the C ... continue reading »
Bringing in Temporary Goods not Considered Traveller’s Baggage You are able to temporarily bring into the country, for up to 12 months, goods not considered baggage that will be used during your stay in the country and subsequently returned a ... continue reading »
People returning to Timor-Leste are allowed to bring into the country certain goods and vehicles duty free, as long as they meet the following conditions: They must have resided outside Timor-Leste for at least 18 consecutive months after leaving ... continue reading »
Duty Free Shops are totally demarcated areas, usually located within Airports, where foreign goods are placed to be sold to aircraft passengers going abroad. Goods purchased at this shop are duty free provided they are for non-commercial use and th ... continue reading »