Can you bring tobacco or cigarettes to Seychelles?

Short answer
Allowed, within limits

  • Tobacco

    allowed, within limits

    Passengers aged 18 and over may bring duty-free 250 g of tobacco products or 200 cigarettes, the allowance covering cigars, cheroots, snuff and smoking and chewing tobacco. Anything above the allowance must be declared in the red channel and taxed.

    Set by the Customs Management (Passenger Allowance) (Amendment) Regulations 2024 (S.I. 94 of 2024). The allowance listed for passengers under 18 covers only SCR 8,000 of other goods, 200 ml of perfume and one electronic item.

    Also covers: cigarettes, tobacco, cigars, cheroots, snuff, chewing tobacco

    Source Seychelles Revenue Commission — Customs and Excises (duty-free allowances, cash declaration procedure)Checked against the source on 2026-10-23

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