Customs Rules

Customs Rules for Travelers to Armenia

Duty-Free Import

Travelers entering Armenia are allowed to bring the following items without paying customs duties:

• Tobacco products: up to 200 cigarettes (or equivalent)

• Alcoholic beverages: up to 2 liters

• Perfume: reasonable personal use amount

• Personal belongings and goods: up to USD 500

A customs declaration, completed upon arrival, should be kept by the passenger.

Prohibited and Restricted Items

The following items cannot be imported or exported without special permission from the relevant Armenian authorities:

• Antiques, including jewelry, coins, manuscripts, and other works of art or historical value

• Narcotic and psychotropic substances

• Pornographic materials

• Toxic or explosive substances

• Weapons and ammunition (except hunting weapons, which require prior permission from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia)

Traveling by Car

Travelers entering Armenia by car are required to:

• Pay a road use fee (road tax), which depends on the vehicle type and duration of stay, usually around AMD 1,000–5,000

• Obtain motor third-party liability insurance (OSAGO/MTPL) valid for the entire period of travel in Armenia

These payments are typically arranged at the Armenian border.

Pets

Travelers bringing pets must have a veterinary certificate in the prescribed format, confirming vaccinations and overall health.

Import and Export of Currency

• There are no restrictions on foreign currency, but amounts exceeding USD 10,000 (or equivalent) must be declared at the border

• The import or export of Armenian dram (AMD) in reasonable amounts is allowed without declaration

“For the most up-to-date information, it is recommended to visit the official website of the Customs Service of the Republic of Armenia.”

For more information, you can visit the web page of the customs service of the Republic of Armenia