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Disclaimer: The information provided by this tool is for general guidance only. Regulations may vary and change. Always consult official resources such as embassy or government websites for up-to-date and detailed information. General Best Practices for All Countries: Carry prescriptions written in English (and translated into the local language where applicable). Obtain a doctor’s note explaining the medical necessity of the medication. Keep medications in their original packaging with clearly visible labels. Most countries limit import to a 30–90-day supply for personal use. Always declare controlled medications at customs to avoid penalties. For countries with stricter rules (e.g., Japan, UAE), obtain pre-approval from local authorities. To avoid legal issues, consult the embassy or health ministry of your destination before traveling. Regulations can change frequently, and ignorance of the law is not an acceptable defense..