Can you bring tobacco or cigarettes to Georgia?

• Tobacco

  allowed, within limits

  Duty-free for passengers aged 18 or over, in hand luggage/baggage for personal or family use or as a gift, per 30 calendar days on land/sea entries (the air paragraph gives the same quantities): 200 cigarettes, OR 50 cigars, OR 50 cigarillos, OR 200 heated-tobacco sticks, OR 10 tobacco capsules, OR 250 g of other tobacco (raw tobacco excluded), or a combination as long as the percentage shares of each product's limit total no more than 100%.

  Quoted from the Revenue Service's own brochure. Electronic-cigarette liquid has its own separate 50 ml allowance inside the same tobacco allowance — see the e-cigarettes entry for Georgia.

  Also covers: cigarettes, tobacco, cigars, cigarillos, heated tobacco, heat sticks, iqos, smoking

  Checked 2026-09-21 — Source: Revenue Service of Georgia — Exemption from import duties and the obligation of declaring goods carried by an individual (customs brochure)

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