What is the quantity of dutiable goods allowed for consumption on board outside Singapore waters?

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Please refer to Customs Circular No. 24/99 on the issue of duty-free rations for consumption by crew members on board vessels outside Singapore. All other excess dutiable stores shall be secured in a lockable store or bond while the vessel is in Singapore waters. All dutiable goods should be declared to the Police Coast Guard (PCG) when checks are conducted.

You may also refer to our website for more information on the supply of air/sea stores.

This information is sourced from CUSTOMS.

You may also refer to our website for more information on the supply of air/sea stores.

What is the quantity of dutiable goods allowed for consumption on board outside Singapore waters?

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