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Lordzola

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Q: Are there any restrictions in bringing DVDS into China from the UK?

Hello,

I'm relocating to Wuhan next Thursday and I was wondering whether there are any restrictions in bringing some of my DVDS through customs? I'm intended to bring around 100-200 discs in a case including titles such as Dexter, horror films like Saw and other things like Family Guy etc. Would I be ok bringing titles such as these through without any problems?

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14 years 34 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - China

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Mr_spoon

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It should be fine, as long as they're not fakes.
But bringing so many DVDs might be a waste, since you can buy them here for almost nothing, or watch movies and series on the internet. So if you have a place to store them in your home country, you should try to bring as few as possible, unless you feel it's necessary.

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