Departure tax

Departure tax

Departure tax is a fee charged to visitors of a country for leaving the country. Depending on the country situation, it can be charged at the airport to those about to catch a flight, or could be prepaid while purchasing an airline ticket.

Departure taxes are charged for a variety of reasons, including raising money for the upkeep of the airport.

Departure taxes of various countries

Country National currency US$ UK£ Euro Notes
Costa Rica $26 £13 Charged to all visitors leaving by air. Must be paid in cash, or is charged as a cash advance on a credit card.[1]
Germany varies
Honduras 700 Lempiras $37.50
Jamaica $27
Thailand 700 Baht $22 Included in airline tickets as of 2007
China 90 Yuans $16 Charged to all visitors leaving by air. Fees are included in airline tickets.[2]

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