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  • precious007
    Banned Users
    • Sep 2010
    • 5885

    #46
    What are the www.odenssnus.com rules?

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    • Frosted
      Member
      • Mar 2010
      • 5798

      #47
      Originally posted by precious007 View Post
      What are the www.odenssnus.com rules?
      shhhhhh

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      • xrt
        Member
        • Jun 2010
        • 374

        #48
        Here in Norway, we are not allowed to import ANY tobacco without special permits.
        But then again, we are not in the EU.
        Guys in Sweden can order online snuff/snus but we can't. ARGH!

        Anyways my questions is, I am going to Sweden this saturday to "shop" snus and cheap meat ect ect ect.
        Anyone know how much tobacco I am allowed to carry back in to Norway?

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        • precious007
          Banned Users
          • Sep 2010
          • 5885

          #49
          If someone from UK has been keen to read correctly the HM Revenue & Customs would have found this:

          Tax and duty on goods brought to the UK from outside the European Union
          • Tobacco allowances
          • You can bring in one from the following list:
          • 200 cigarettes
          • 100 cigarillos
          • 50 cigars
          • 250g of tobacco

            and 50 grams of tobacco through packages

            more here http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/customs/arriv...ivingnoneu.htm

            these are the laws.

            What muddy has been saying above ONLY APPLIES FOR GOODS BROUGHT FROM OUTSIDE EU.
            P.S the same laws apply on tobacco products all across E.U.

            /thread

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          • Kstolen23
            Member
            • Feb 2011
            • 281

            #50
            Originally posted by xrt
            Here in Norway, we are not allowed to import ANY tobacco without special permits.
            But then again, we are not in the EU.
            Guys in Sweden can order online snuff/snus but we can't. ARGH!

            Anyways my questions is, I am going to Sweden this saturday to "shop" snus and cheap meat ect ect ect.
            Anyone know how much tobacco I am allowed to carry back in to Norway?


            If you're traveling by ferry on the way back it's ten cans. But if you take the old road from Sweden they mostly never stop you so most people fill their cars up. (says my sister currently visiting from Norway.)

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            • precious007
              Banned Users
              • Sep 2010
              • 5885

              #51
              If you're traveling by ferry on the way back it's ten cans. But if you take the old road from Sweden they mostly never stop you so most people fill their cars up. (says my sister currently visiting from Norway.)
              the laws says up to 1KG from inside the E.U.

              because if you cross this mark then they are legally able to take your goods. (I wouldn't risk it)

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              • muddyfunkstar
                Member
                • Aug 2010
                • 967

                #52
                Originally posted by precious007 View Post
                If someone from UK has been keen to read correctly the HM Revenue & Customs would have found this:

                Tax and duty on goods brought to the UK from outside the European Union
                • Tobacco allowances
                • You can bring in one from the following list:
                • 200 cigarettes
                • 100 cigarillos
                • 50 cigars
                • 250g of tobacco

                  and 50 grams of tobacco through packages

                  more here http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/customs/arriv...ivingnoneu.htm

                  these are the laws.

                  What muddy has been saying above ONLY APPLIES FOR GOODS BROUGHT FROM OUTSIDE EU.
                  P.S the same laws apply on tobacco products all across E.U.

                  /thread
                Honestly, it's like arguing with a toddler.

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                • lxskllr
                  Member
                  • Sep 2007
                  • 13435

                  #53
                  First off, it isn't very productive arguing with each other. We're all in the same boat here(even us Americans), and we need to stick together.

                  Second... I don't think it matters what the law says. What matters is how each individual customs agent interprets the law. If you argue with them, they'll just tell you to **** off. They're the kings of their special little dung heap. The only recourse would be to lawyer up,, and I know I don't have the extra money to fight over principle. The point? I don't know. Just keep your head down, make creative orders, and hope for the best.

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                  • Snusdog
                    Member
                    • Jun 2008
                    • 6752

                    #54
                    Originally posted by precious007 View Post
                    Hey Frosted this is a pretty sad news actually but I have read the Official Papers that came into the customs... all highlighted and shit.....

                    The E.U law clearly states: (and that applies to any country in the E.U be it Romania, UK and the rest

                    1 - If you happen to order tobacco products online you are not allowed to bring in more than 25 cigarillos, 10 cigars, 10 packs of cigarettes or attention 50 grams of any other type of tobacco. (I've stayed there 1 hour in debates to clarify this) 50 grams of tobacco (it can be chew,snus, or dip)

                    2- if you happen to go overseas and come back with tobacco for personal use in the E.U you are not allowed to bring in more than 250 grams of tobacco of any kind (that includes dip,chew or snus)


                    The same legislation applies all over E.U

                    Moreover the legislation he had in hand which was updated as of March 2011 had nothing in it that stated SNUS was not to be sold in the EU. (but 50 grams)

                    Seemingly the legislation wasn't changed much since he showed me some of the previous legislation in the E.U and even started getting nervous at some point because I was trying to ask him to give me the tobacco ....... but he did (LUCKY ME) corrupt country somehow....

                    CRETE - I am enjoying a large pinch of Skoal XTRA in your honor ! :^)
                    precious,

                    Do you remember the reference number of the law this guy showed you. I would like to take a look at the law itself.


                    Here is my initial take

                    Romanian customs has updated Romanian policy in keeping with the Finish ruling-- thus the March date (I know he told you this was EU wide but to date we just don't have any evidence that there has been any modification to EU law. If there has been a modification or not the EU law will be public information. Can anybody track down a link to the official EU law? That would be very helpful.

                    Second, he told you he was supposed to confiscate your order. Did you actually read that in the law? My point being these numbers seem like duty lines on goods permissible for import but taxable (apart from which duty the good is to be confiscated).

                    Third, why was he hesitant to show you a law that is both public and international? There is the possibility you got punked..........I mean here is a guy that is willing to take a "gift" so you can get your snus. Why not show you something that makes that gift.........well...........seem necessary.

                    Regardless there are thing here that need a little more clarification. You may be exactly right. But I would still like to see the bridge connected in the middle so to speak before we declare this river to be forged.

                    Again no need to respond in big bold. your posts have been helpful.

                    Instead what I think we need at this point is for someone to track down the on line EU trade law regarding tobacco.

                    Second, I think it would be useful to ask UPS for a link to their current EU shipping policies/restrictions for tobacco products.

                    If someone can just get these two links we will be well on our way.

                    I will be in and out for a good part of the day or I would hunt them down myself. If no one has located them by tonight.......I will see what I can do...........but I think it will probably be easier for a person in the EU to at least get us to the door of the local pub so to speak.
                    When it's my time to go, I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my uncle did....... Not screaming in terror like his passengers

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                    • xrt
                      Member
                      • Jun 2010
                      • 374

                      #55
                      OK 10 cans sounds fair, that would equal 450g of loose tobacco snus right? So if the customs stop me and my vehicle on the way back they can't say anything? Because in sweden snus is ALMOST HALF PRICE from what it is in norway.

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                      • Kstolen23
                        Member
                        • Feb 2011
                        • 281

                        #56
                        Irekon aye. But snus is still (a little) cheaper than smoking in Norway. . . Funny how so many Norwegians just go to Sweden for a day to stock up on their meats alcohol and tobacco n stuff :P.

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                        • lxskllr
                          Member
                          • Sep 2007
                          • 13435

                          #57
                          Originally posted by xrt View Post
                          OK 10 cans sounds fair, that would equal 450g of loose tobacco snus right?
                          Plus 9 tins in the Pringles can, 20 tins under the spare tire, and 100 tins inside the door panels :^D

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                          • xrt
                            Member
                            • Jun 2010
                            • 374

                            #58
                            Originally posted by lxskllr
                            Plus 9 tins in the Pringles can, 20 tins under the spare tire, and 100 tins inside the door panels :^D
                            Hahah, of course... anything else would be silly right? :P I'm STOCKIN' UP!

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                            • Frosted
                              Member
                              • Mar 2010
                              • 5798

                              #59
                              We're going to have to use cocaine smuggling tactics here by swallowing them or sticking them up our butts.

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                              • bill77.017
                                Member
                                • Jul 2010
                                • 2279

                                #60
                                Originally posted by Frosted
                                We're going to have to use cocaine smuggling tactics here by swallowing them or sticking them up our butts.
                                Haha. Frosted, you,d want to have some hole to fit 100 cans of Snus up there. Lol

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