How much liquid per container can I carry in my cabin bag when flying from India to Ireland?
Liquids in your cabin bag from India must typically be 100 ml or less per container, all kept in one clear bag. Larger bottles belong in your checked luggage. Solid toiletries are easier to carry, so check your airline and airport rules before you pack.
When you fly from India, each container of liquid in your cabin bag should be 100 ml or less, and all of them go in one clear bag. Bigger bottles should go in your checked bag.
Cabin and Checked Bag Rules
| Item | Where to pack it |
|---|---|
| Liquids up to 100 ml per container | Cabin bag, in one clear bag |
| Bigger liquid bottles | Checked luggage |
| Stick deodorant and shampoo bars | Easier to carry as solid items |
Pack Smart for the First Days
- Bring enough toiletries for the first few days and buy the rest after you land.
- Keep only what is hard to replace, such as skincare for sensitive skin, daily hair oil, contact lens solution and a spare pair of glasses.
- For medicated products, check the medicines rules first.
My Advice
Do a quick pack check the night before. Put small liquids in one clear bag, move everything larger into checked luggage, and confirm the latest rules with your airline.
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