How much alcohol can I bring into Bhutan?
Tourists: 1 bottle up to 1 L; Bhutanese: 2 bottles up to 2 L each.
Source: doat.gov.bt, checked 5 Nov 2026
Quick answer
Alcohol: Tourists: 1 bottle up to 1 L; Bhutanese: 2 bottles up to 2 L each. Tobacco: 200 cigarettes, plus 3 x 50 g pipe tobacco allowed but subject to 100% duty.
Source: doat.gov.bt, checked 5 Nov 2026
Alcohol
Tourists: 1 bottle up to 1 L; Bhutanese: 2 bottles up to 2 L each
Source: doat.gov.bt, checked 5 Nov 2026
Tobacco
200 cigarettes, plus 3 x 50 g pipe tobacco allowed but subject to 100% duty
Source: doat.gov.bt, checked 5 Nov 2026
Vapes and e-cigarettes
Not stated on the Department of Revenue and Customs (via Department of Air Transport, Paro) page. Some countries ban vapes outright, so check before you travel.
Source: doat.gov.bt, checked 5 Nov 2026
Food, plants and animals
Not stated on the Department of Revenue and Customs (via Department of Air Transport, Paro) page. Declare all food, plants and animal products on arrival.
Source: doat.gov.bt, checked 5 Nov 2026
How many cigarettes can I bring into Bhutan?
200 cigarettes, plus 3 x 50 g pipe tobacco allowed but subject to 100% duty.
Source: doat.gov.bt, checked 5 Nov 2026
Can I fly to Bhutan with a power bank?
Yes, in your carry-on only: up to 100 Wh each, at most 2 power banks, and no recharging on board. That is the international rule from 27 March 2026; your airline may be stricter.
Source: IATA guidance on the ICAO rule, checked 6 Nov 2026