What are the penalties for selling electronic vaporisers in Singapore?
Aug 01, 2016 · In addition, under section 16 (1) of the TCASA, it has been illegal to import vaporisers from 1 August 2016 onwards. This means that buying vaporisers online and shipping them to Singapore for personal use is illegal. Those guilty of the offence are liable to a fine of up to $10,000 and/or up to 6 months’ jail.
Is vaping allowed in Singapore?
As of Feb. 1, it became illegal to possess or use e-cigarettes and other vaping products in Singapore, with fines as high as 2,000 Singapore dollars. Fines for sales or importation can be five times that high, with six months in jail also possible. …
Who was fined for selling e-cigarettes in Singapore?
I smiled and didn't kick up a fuss to avoid the SGD 10,000 fine and a mark against my name. I was told this was my first offence and I should be relieved that the local police didn't catch me vaping in the street as the penalty would have been quite harsh along with a stay in a cell.
What are the penalties for using e-cigarettes in the UK?
Mar 28, 2021 · The offence carries a penalty of up to S$10,000 in fines and a maximum six months' jail for the first offence. The prohibition on the possession, use and purchase of e-vaporisers took effect on Feb...
Is it illegal to have vape in Singapore?
The bigger challenge here is instead the popularity of vaping products like e-cigarettes, which are still tobacco products and are harmful to users, he said. He added that despite the outright ban on e-cigarettes in Singapore, they have found their way here through e-commerce.Jan 11, 2022
What is the punishment for vaping?
The Legal Consequences of Vaping: With the new Tobacco 21 laws, individuals must now be 21 years of age to purchase and use vaping products. Selling tobacco and vaping products to minors is a $100 fine for the first offense. It goes up to $500 for second offense and $2500 for third offense.Mar 9, 2020
What can a 14 year old do when vaping?
If your child is caught vaping or admits to vaping, try to stay calm and non-judgmental. Listen, don't lecture. Try to understand their feelings. Avoid showing judgment.
How should I punish my kid for vaping?
Before giving them a harsh punishment, make sure you talk to them about why they're vaping and how often. Give them the low-down on the negative effects of vaping, but don't scare them into throwing it away. Always give them appropriate consequences and be consistent with your discipline approach.Sep 9, 2020
Singapore – E-cigarette laws
According to the country’s Health Sciences Authority (HSA), the public are prohibited from importing, distributing, or selling any food or toy product that resembles a tobacco product or sports packaging that is similar to one (ie – Electronic Cigarettes)
E-Cigs On The Rise
In the first half of the year (2013) alone, the HSA has sequestered 2,428 items, which is a big increase on the 1,464 that were confiscated in 2012.
Singapore Vaping Stores
Singaporeans have been sourcing vaporisers from overseas websites or sourcing them from underground local retailers.
hanabi2020 Full Member
Hi, Sadly I got caught with a vape in singapore - one that hs really woken me up to never do it again. I didn't think it was serious up until I was issued a notice to attend with HSA - Health service authority. I am being asked to go next week. Do you know what will happen?
2WhiteWolves Full Member
I have learned the painful way and now have a notice to attend with the HSA. Waned to check if you know hte procedure?
UncleJunkle Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
I don't know anything about how legal matters work in Singapore. But in the USA, as a civilian, the best mode of action is to say nothing and hire a lawyer to speak for you. This video explains why.
rob33 Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
I'm not a lawyer but my brother gives free useless advice at the local pub.
