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There is no legal age to smoke tobacco. However the legal age to buy tobacco is 18 years of age.
UK Customs "guidelines" are 800 cigarettes - but this is not a legal limit - the only legal limit is that you can bring ANY amount provided they are for personal consumption
You certainly can but it's illegal. Official legal limit is 200
In theory since they are both part of the EU there is almost no limit - in practice there is a limit but it is very large indeed
in the case of smoking tobacco, there was no age limit. My mom has told me stories of openly buying cigarettes when she was a kid in the 70's. it was a much different time when most everybody still smoked. in the case of marijuana, it was illegal, having no "age limit" to consume illicit drugs.
Having just checked the HMRC website - as far as I can see there is no limit as Turkey is part of the EU. HOWEVER - you must satisfy customs on arrival that the amount you are bringing in is for personal use. A recent documentary on cable TV saw a couple trying to bring back over 10,000 cigarettes AND 3 kilos of tobacco. This was ALL confiscated, as the couple reckoned they could smoke the lot in three months ! Which customs didn't believe. So - as long as you're not planing those kind of quantities - don't worry.
Officially there is no limit to the amount of tobacco you can bring to the UK from Holland. However the customs service will require you to prove that it is for your personal use. Something which would be very difficult if you had a van load.
The legal age to smoke and to buy tobacco products is 18. The age was raised in 2007 from 16 to 18.
if you are under the age limit then it is illegal to smoke tobacco.
The legal drink limit is 0.8
The legal limit is 1.6 mm
The age of 18 can buy electronic cigarettes.