海南全岛封关在即，离岛免税“套代购”走私法律风险知多少？

Core Points - Hainan Free Trade Port will officially start its full closure operation on December 18, 2025, implementing a zero-tariff system for goods trade [1] - There is a growing concern regarding the legal risks associated with "tax evasion" through the duty-free shopping policy, particularly among individuals such as students and the elderly who may not fully understand these risks [1] Group 1: Closure and Policy Changes - The term "closure" refers to establishing Hainan Island as a special customs supervision area, not a physical closure of the island [3] - The policy will feature "one line" for free movement with foreign countries and "two lines" for controlled management with the mainland [4] - The duty-free shopping policy for departing travelers will remain in effect post-closure, with adjustments made to optimize the range of duty-free goods based on consumer demand [6] Group 2: Duty-Free Shopping Regulations - The annual duty-free shopping limit for travelers is set at 100,000 RMB per person, with no limit on the number of purchases [9] - Specific purchase limits include 30 cosmetic items, 4 mobile phones, and a total of 1,500 milliliters of alcoholic beverages per person per trip [11] Group 3: Legal Risks of "Tax Evasion" - "Tax evasion" involves using another person's duty-free shopping qualifications to purchase and resell duty-free goods for profit [13][15] - The main forms of "tax evasion" include purchasing duty-free items for others with the intent to resell and organizing groups to engage in such activities [18] - Legal consequences for engaging in "tax evasion" can include a three-year ban from the duty-free shopping policy and potential criminal charges [19]