Perfume / Fragrance → Ireland

Perfume for personal use travels freely into Ireland within the duty-free allowance; aviation liquid rules are the practical constraint.

Details

Perfume carried for personal use enters Ireland as ordinary personal goods — Ireland admits accompanied personal goods up to roughly USD 460 duty-free; above that, declare at the red channel and pay duty/tax on the excess. There is no perfume-specific import restriction for travellers; the binding constraints are aviation rules (cabin containers ≤100 ml in the liquids bag; larger bottles in checked baggage or sealed duty-free bags) and quantity: several identical new boxed bottles read as commercial goods to Office of the Revenue Commissioners — Customs Division. Duty-free airport purchases within the allowance are the simplest route.

Quantity limit

Personal-use quantities within the duty-free allowance

Leaving with this item

Perfume and fragrance may be exported from Ireland freely at personal-use quantities.

Practical advice

Keep receipts for new purchases so the allowance calculation is quick at inspection. Carry large bottles in checked baggage or sealed duty-free bags to clear aviation liquid rules.

Customs authority

Office of the Revenue Commissioners — Customs Division · https://www.revenue.ie/