Refer to AIRS. Processed fruit or vegetable including herbs such as dried, frozen, canned. Provincial restrictions may apply. For example, on deer, there may be restrictions due to chronic wasting disease. Note: There is no maximum quantity for the purpose of importing such a carcass or part of a carcass for personal use. However, this quantity may be subject to limits imposed by a hunter's permit or another form of permission from a competent authority.
Infant formula. Maximum quantity limits for personal use exemption Table Note 2. Only infant formula that's commercially packaged, sealed and shelf-stable at room temperature is permitted into Canada.
Only the following commercially prepared meat products are permitted and only if accompanied by you into Canada they cannot be brought in by mail or courier :. The packages must have identifying marks indicating what the product is and which country it originates from.
Products may be restricted or prohibited from entry into Canada depending on the country of origin. Return to table note 1 referrer. Until February 6, , the Government of Canada will focus compliance activities on educating the public about the new limits.
Return to table note 2 referrer. Table Notes Table Note 1 The personal use exemption limit for all other foods not mentioned is 20 kg. Return to table note 1 referrer Table Note 2 Until February 6, , the Government of Canada will focus compliance activities on educating the public about the new limits.
Report a problem on this page. Customs agents are supposed to arrange things to your best advantage, by grouping higher duty items under your personal exemption and charging the excess on lower-duty ones.
The duties will be calculated by Customs officials in the currency of the country you are entering. You will need to convert the amount you paid for goods in one country into the currency of the country you are entering at the applicable rate of exchange. Below we describe the allowances and personal exemptions allowed by each country. The rules change so confirm this information at the time of your travel if you are trying to be precise about landing within the exemption levels.
You are not allowed to combine your personal exemptions with someone else or transfer them to another person. Goods brought in for commercial use, or for another person, do not qualify under the personal exemption and are subject to full duties.
Duties will apply when you exceed these allowances. A Canadian resident entering the U. Generally, the goods you include in your personal exemption must be for your personal or household use.
Goods brought in for commercial use, or for another person, do not qualify as a personal exemption and are subject to full duties. Goods you include in your 24 or 48 hour exemption must be with you on your arrival in Canada. Goods you claim in your 7-day exemption may be shipped to your home except for tobacco and alcohol. The amount of a duty also depends on where the item was made — not just where they were purchased.
Gifts such as wedding or birthday presents, and gifts you have brought back for others must be declared and will generally be treated like any other item you purchased. Temple University. Patrice J. Williams is a travel and style content creator, fact-checker and author of the thrift shopping book Looking Fly on a Dime.
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