In accordance with current European regulations, when entering or leaving the European Union you can take up to 10,000 euros (€) in cash, or its equivalent in other currencies or assets, without having to declare it. All amounts exceeding this figure must be declared to the customs authorities. Some member states also regulate the cash that people carry when travelling between different countries in the EU.
In the United States you must declare to the customs authorities any inflow or outflow of cash exceeding 10,000 US dollars ($). However, for further details contact the embassy of the country you are travelling to.

The amount of alcohol and tobacco you can take with you may vary depending on your destination, so we recommend that you check the current legislation of the country you want to travel to. Check the limits set on the official EU website for travelling between member states or for entering the EU from a third country If you are travelling from the Canary Islands, the rules and amounts established for a third country apply to you.