1. Quantity of drugs: The quantity of drugs brought into Korea by each person at a time cannot exceed three months' consumption, and these drugs must be used to treat past diseases or chronic diseases. If you carry more drugs than this limit, you may be detained or even fined.
2. Drug dosage form and packaging: The drugs carried should be kept in the original packaging, and the packaging bag and outer packaging should not be opened, otherwise the effectiveness and safety of the drugs may be affected.
3. Proof of drugs: Before entering Korea, inbound passengers should ensure that they have enough proof of drugs. Without the corresponding documents, these drugs may not pass through the customs and may be detained or destroyed. Therefore, passengers should ensure that they carry all necessary documents, such as prescriptions and drug instructions.
4. Restrictions on the way of carrying drugs: The drugs carried by passengers must be carried in a way that is easy to verify, and the name, quantity, composition and other information of drugs should be marked on the package. Korean Customs will strictly implement these regulations to ensure that imported drugs meet relevant standards and protect Korean public health.
5. Consequences of violation of drug carrying regulations: violation of Korean drug carrying regulations may lead to a series of troubles and consequences. If the Korean Customs finds violations during the inspection, customs officials may confiscate passengers' medicines or impose fines on them. In more serious cases, passengers may be detained or face other legal problems. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the relevant regulations before entering Korea to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
In a word, before going to South Korea, it is recommended to know the entry regulations of drugs in South Korea so as to make preparations. If in doubt, it is recommended to consult a doctor or a Korean embassy or consulate.