Adio drumuri repetate după țigări ieftine în Bulgaria. România limitează la 40 de pachete în 40 de zile

Romanian authorities have established new time limits for personal consumption of tobacco and alcohol purchased abroad, affecting frequent travelers. The new regulations set a 40-day limit for tobacco products and a one-year limit for alcoholic beverages, requiring cumulative quantities to stay within legal thresholds. This change aims to prevent abuse of the personal use exemption, particularly for those making repeated trips to countries like Bulgaria for cheaper cigarettes. A new electronic registry will track these transactions, and exceeding limits can result in significant fines and confiscation of goods.