Help Bringing my gear into Thailand

I'm about to come to Thailand. Was wondering if there's any problems with me bringing my stuff over? I have kanger subox nano.

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Oh my flight is tomorrow night btw

 

I'm about to come to Thailand. Was wondering if there's any problems with me bringing my stuff over? I have kanger subox nano. Oh my flight is tomorrow night btw

 

illegal to import into Thailand - personally I would feel better with it in my main luggage rather than carry on. Some people get away with it but it can be confiscated.

Let us know how you get on.

 

For personal use you can take your vape gear with you to Thailand.

You can take you mod (turned off) with you in your carry-on baggage. Only make sure that your spare batteries are in protective storage cases.

Safety and Security Rules for Batteries

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I forgot about the juices, these can be brought too. In a sealed plastic bag in your carry-on. A bottle with juice should be less than 100 ml each and I read somewhere that it should not be more than 500 ml for personal use, but that has never been confirmed.

 

I brought it into BKK just 2 weeks ago. No prob. Carry the battery in hand luggage.

 

oh ok, I stand corrected! I thought there were cases of vape gear being confiscated on entry to Thailand

 

Thanks guys. Did you declare or got through the nothing to declare queue?

 

Say nothing see nothing. Just put the item together with other various small subject.

 

@Konvict - thanks for answers on this, very useful. To be clear, you're saying it's legal to bring vaping equipment including juice into Thailand provided it's for personal use? Does that include juices that contain nic? What are your sources for this info?

 

Thanks so much for your answers. I was worried because I looked online and it was very grey and not much recent info. I'll let you know how I go

 

@Siam Diesel, thanks for clarifying

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@Flick, by the sounds you'll be OK. What's worked for me in Thailand is to smile, even under pressure. Be polite and courteous if customs ever do stop you. And realise that the same thing may be presented in two different ways, for instance "protein supplement powder" could be just that, ie food, or as the Thai guy at lost luggage told me after British Airways mislaid my suitcase, "medicines".

Or another story I was told about a spearfishing "GUN", which was successfully cleared through the airport, after being quickly and thoughtfully downgraded by it's owner to a "fishing rod" from "gun" which had raised some eyebrows and rung some alarm bells.

You get the idea, I'm sure.

 

I'm here and no problems at all. I had a little shoulder bag with my gear in nano system pulled apart and battery separated in a container no worries at all

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Harder going through Australian security to leave Australia than what it was going through Thai airport

 

Thanks for update and completing the thread .