Proper baggage packing can save your time and money at the airport. Here are the basic regulations, along with a few important points.

New baggage regulations have been submitted to help improve baggage services for all passengers at the airport:

- Bags must have at least one flat surface.

If you want to carry liquids, aerosols or gels in your carry-on baggage, here's what you need to know:

- Items must be packed inside a clear, re-sealable plastic bag inside your carry-on baggage.

- The volume of each material is up to 100 ml.

- Medicine, milk / baby foods and special dietary needs used during your trip are exempt.

- Items such as perishables and flammable substances should not be placed inside the luggage delivered to the counter.

- Generally, two packages (baggage) are allowed for international trips, the total weight of which should not exceed 32 kg. However, this amount may vary depending on the type of airline. Be sure to check with your airline before your flight.

The dimensions of the passenger's luggage should not exceed the following dimensions:

- 90 cm long, 75 cm high and 60 cm wide.

- The extra load must be packed separately. An additional load charge usually applies.

General points:

- Pack personal items in your carry-on baggage.

- Keep the laptop in a place where it can be easily accessed. Place it in a separate basket on the security scanner as you pass the security inspection.

- Always remove old labels from your baggage.

- Avoid using cardboard boxes, because they're not that durable and they need to be packed again.

- Don't forget about travel insurance.

Recommendations:

- Avoid receiving other people's goods because any legal responsibility is yours and if any customs violations are discovered, you must be held accountable.

- Travel as lightly as possible to reduce the delivery time and allow customs clearance to be completed in the shortest possible time.

- Avoid buying foreign goods to protect domestic industries and production and reduce unemployment.

- Avoid buying heavy and high-value goods such as television and...., it is better to buy such goods from within the country in order to avoid shipping costs and entry fees, which have warranty and after-sales service, consider that you only have an exemption of 80 $.

- Carefully read the statements submitted by Customs and choose green or red routes according to their contents.

- When you leave the country, if you are sick and have medicine with you, you must have a prescription because the laws of countries are different and it is a crime to have some medicine in those countries.

- Remember, industrial and technical components , raw materials for factories and manufacturing and research units , medical centers and passengers cannot be cleared.

- Medicine , cosmetics , clothing ,shoes and accessories , gold jewelry and so on... In addition to not being cleared, even in the commercial stage, they also require the licenses of the Ministry of Commerce, Health, Communications and information technology, standards and …