Canada Duty Free Alcohol Limit

• Canadian Alcohol Duty Calculator

  Cost: Free AlcoholTobacco Exemptions After 48 hrs. outside of Canada, you are allowed to bring in these amounts duty free: Alcohol. 1.14L (40 oz.) of liquor or 1.5L of wine or 24 X 355ml (12 oz.) beer Tobacco. 200 cigarettes and 50 cigars or cigarillos and 200 tobacco sticks and 200g (7 oz.) of mfg. tobacco
  http://www.canadiandutycalculator.ca

• Canada Duty Free Limits Trip Sense tripcentral.ca

  You can import only one of the following amounts of alcohol, free of duty and taxes: 1.5 litres of wine OR 1.14 litres of spirits OR 8.5 litres of beer. Travellers 18 years or older can bring in all of the following tobacco products: 200 cigarettes AND 50 cigars AND 200 grams of tobacco AND 200 tobacco sticks.
  https://www.tripcentral.ca/blog/duty-free-limits-canada-...

• How much alcohol can you bring into Canada?

  The amount of alcohol that is allowed bring into Canada is: 1.5 liters or fifty point seven ounces of wine as well as wine coolers above 0.5 % alcohol. This is equal to fifty-three fluid ounces or two seven hundred and fifty-milliliter bottles of wine. 1.14 liters which is equal to thirty-eight point five ounces of liquor which is also equal to
  https://etacanadaonline.com/how-much-alcohol-can-you-bri...

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• Question for Canadians - Over the duty free limit on alcohol

  Two people can not share one container of say 2.28 litres . It must be in seperate portions . If you go over the limit in one large sized container the entire container can then be charged duty . The duty for Canadians on alcohol over the limit is . ONE HUNDRED PER CENT OF THE COST OF THE LIQUOUR PLUS HST !!!
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• How Much Is Customs Duty on Alcoholic Beverages? - TripSavvy

  This process can work in your favor because each person gets the $800 exemption mentioned above. Canadian citizens and residents over age 19 (18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec) may bring up to 1.5 liters of wine, 8.5 liters of beer or ale, OR 1.14 liters of alcoholic beverages into Canada duty free. Provincial and territorial restrictions take
  https://www.tripsavvy.com/must-i-pay-customs-duty-on-alc...

• Services and information for visitors

  For more information on bringing alcoholic beverages to Canada, consult the Alcohol and tobacco limits page. Tobacco products. As a visitor or a temporary resident, you may bring into Canada, free of duty and taxes, all of the following amounts of tobacco products, as long as these items are in your possession when you arrive in Canada:
  https://cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/ivc-rnc-eng.html

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• Duty Free Canada :: Shopping and Border Info

  Blue Water Sarnia 402. Ambassador Bridge Windsor 3. Windsor Tunnel Windsor. Peace Bridge Fort Erie QEW. Niagara Falls - Rainbow Bridge. Queenston-Lewiston QEW to 405. 1000 Islands Duty Free 137. Johnstown Duty Free 16.
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• Duty-free Shops

  Duty-free shops are located at 53 land border and international airport locations across Canada. They sell goods free of certain duty and taxes normally levied on goods sold in Canada. Duty-free shops at international airports have been in existence since the 1960 s followed by the expansion to land border locations in 1986.
  https://cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/import/dfs-bht-eng.html

• Bringing alcohol (including homemade wine) into the United

  Content. Generally, one liter of alcohol per person may be entered into United States duty-free by travelers who are 21 years or older. Although travelers coming from the U.S. Virgin Islands or other Caribbean countries are entitled to more. Additional quantities may be entered but will be subject to duty and Federal Excise taxes, which will be
  https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-190?language=en_U...

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• Customs Duty Information U.S. Customs and Border Protection

  When you return to the United States, the CBP officer will: (a) collect Customs duty and any tax due on the dutiable goods you have brought with you (b) verify your list of unaccompanied articles with your sales receipts (c) validate your CBP Form 255 to determine if your purchases are duty-free under your personal exemption ($1,600 or $800
  https://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/kbyg/c...