Meanwhile, goods for non-personal use are subject to tariffs according to Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status and no exemption given. What if the goods arrive before or after the passenger?
If passengers travel by sea, goods that arrive 30 days before or 60 days after are still considered passenger goods. For air travel passengers, goods that arrive 30 days before or 15 days after are still considered passenger goods.
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It also regulates the maximum limit for passenger goods, namely 200 cigarettes, 25 cigars, 100 grams of sliced tobacco/other tobacco products and/or 1 liter of drinks containing ethyl alcohol per adult.
“The excess will be destroyed with or without passengers’ presence,” he explained. (rr)