CUSTOMS CONTROL

Upon arrival or departure from an international flight, all passengers undergo customs control. This process is designed to ensure compliance with the law, protect national security, and ensure traveler convenience. The process is designed to be as simple and transparent as possible to ensure a comfortable journey through the airport. The customs control area has two corridors: green and red. The green corridor is used by passengers who are not bringing goods or currency subject to mandatory declaration. The red corridor is for those transporting items that require declaration, such as large sums of cash, jewelry, cultural valuables, and restricted or prohibited goods.

Your choice of lane is made at your own discretion and signifies your legal responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided. If in doubt, we strongly recommend using the Red Lane and consulting with a customs officer this will help you avoid fines or delays.

We advise all travelers to review the current regulations regarding the import and export of goods and currency in advance. A complete list of restrictions and allowances is available on the official website of the Federal Customs Service and on information boards within the airport.