Can I bring unopened UHT milk and home baked breakfast biscuits into Thailand for my toddler?

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Mar 13, 2022

3 years ago

Caitlin ************

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Oh wise tribe... My family is spending a week in Thailand end of March. We're coming from Singapore. Do you know if I can bring in some unopened UHT milk and home baked breakfast biscuits? My toddler is very challenging to feed and these are the only things he'll eat for breakfast; without these he gets terribly sore tummy aches. As a New Zealander, I'd never dream of packing any food whatsoever, but thought I'd ask in case it's ok? Would make things so much easier!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Travelers can generally bring unopened UHT milk and home baked biscuits into Thailand without encountering issues, as long as they are in reasonable amounts and packed in hold luggage. Thai customs appear to focus more on strict regulations for fruits, vegetables, and meats rather than snacks and packaged foods. UHT milk is widely available in Thailand, making it an easy alternative if necessary.

Stephen *******

Do Thai Customs officials drink milk or eat biscuits? No. So they couldn't care less!

3 years ago

Native ****************

Fruits , Veggies , Meat and Fish products are strictly governed & restricted, but dry biscuits and small amount of pasteurized Milk is fine. Good to note, there is plenty UHT milk here in Thailand, so the little won't miss out on any of that. Have a good trip and safe travels

3 years ago

Caitlin ************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you everyone🙏 #momlife #isworeMYkidswouldneverbepickyeaters 🤦

3 years ago

Kathalyn *******

No problems but we do have boxed milk

3 years ago

Diedy **********

I would bring the biscuits, will not be a problem, but uht milk is readily available in most cities in Thailand

3 years ago

Sam *****

Have never had my bags checked, flown in plenty of times bringing snacks from Oz for my toddlers. They are not interested in food being bought in!

3 years ago

Mike *******

Yes, just take the red channel and declare it on the way in.

3 years ago

Cliff *********

Enjoy

3 years ago

Terary **********

I dont know how many times I have flown into Thailand. 20 or 30 times maybe. Never once have they inquired or searched my bags. I am sure you will be fine.

3 years ago

Steve *******

Pack it in you hold luggage and hope for the best. Personally I wouldnt declare it, it could well be junked if you do.

3 years ago

Garrett ***********

Yes you can bring food. Alcohol and Tabaco have strict limits, customs won't weigh you milk.

3 years ago

Steve *******

@Garrett **********

You can bring in certain food, Im not sure about 'home baked food'.

3 years ago

Brett **********