The Food and Drug Safety Administration and the Customs Authority will allow the person who has prescribed and purchased medicines for treatment abroad from November 12th to bring in personal portable medicines for treatment.According to the normal medical system of the country, the drug regulatory agency has formally authorized medicines, the basic limit is 6 bottles.
In case of more than six bottles, up to three-month doses can be administered according to the usage of the drug. The GLP-1 series obesity medication, which is self-injected once a week, has been shown to have 12 months of 3 months.
Applicable case is the case of domestic patients taking the medication they have moved out of the country and re-imported, foreigners and foreign students taking the medication they have taken from abroad to the country, the case of prescription and purchased medication during overseas travel. travelers bringing the medication and the amount of the medication for the purpose of their own treatment should first be taken.
The Customs Travel Authority guides the self-employed medicines within six bottles or within a three-month dosage according to the law. When the medicines are imported to more than six bottles, it is helpful to prepare the relevant materials together before prescription and purchase in order to explain the quantity and purpose of the treatment in the customs.
Customs authorities are conducting goods beyond the tax exemption scope to the subject of customs declaration, and use the procedures for submitting the traveler’s carrying goods declaration or entry notice. Even if the medicines are within the permitted quantity, medicines subject to separate regulations such as drug ingredients must verify the relevant approval and entry requirements.
Food and Customs authorities normally prescribed and purchased medicines were restricted by customs when they entered the country, which resulted in improved inconvenience.