For Bangladeshis abroad

The most you can bring duty-free

Every duty-free ceiling in one table, and what a given duty budget buys you in gold — read straight from the same 2025 rules the calculator uses.

Duty-free ceilings

ItemCeilingWhat that means
Gold jewelleryDuty-free up to100 gramsUp to 100 g of worn ornaments, and no more than 12 of any one type.Baggage (Import) Rules, NBR
Gold barsNo duty-free amountThere is no duty-free amount. Duty is Tk 5,000 per tola from the first gram, and you may bring at most 10 tola (117 g) in a calendar year.SRO 261-Act/2025/71/Customs (2 Jun 2025), via NBR/HSIA
New phonesDuty-free up to11 new handset per calendar year, or 2 with a BMET card.SRO 312 (Jul 2025)
Used phonesDuty-free up to22 used handsets travelling with you.Baggage (Import) Rules, NBR
Cash (USD)Declare above$10,000Up to $10,000, or the equivalent in another currency, needs no declaration. Above that, declare it on the FMJ form.Bangladesh Bank / NBR declaration rules
BaggageDuty-free up to65 kgUp to 65 kg of personal baggage, or 40 kg for a traveller under 12.Baggage (Import) Rules, NBR · Not yet verified

What will a duty budget buy in gold?

Duty is charged per whole tola, so a budget buys whole tolas only.

Enter a budget in Taka to see what it buys.

SRO 261-Act/2025/71/Customs (2 Jun 2025), via NBR/HSIA

Rules verified 24 Aug 2026 · Re-checked every June budget cycle.

Estimate only. The final assessment is made by NBR/Customs at Hazrat Shahjalal (HSIA). Re-verify before travel.

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