How many cigarettes can one person bring into the country? Can lighters be brought in ?

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You can bring loose tobacco! Up to 25 grams per person. Lighters must be checked.

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QEEQ User

It used to be no more than 2 boxes per person, or was it 50? Check the regulations and see the latest. The tobacco tax in Australia is extremely high, so be careful not to get fined.

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The two of us brought five boxes.

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TangFengSongYu

One person 50 cigarettes, lighter you can't bring on the plane

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