Please ensure that you do not include the following items in your checked-in baggage:

• Cash, securities
• Jewellery, precious metal, precious and semi-precious stones
• Computers, cameras, video cameras, mobile phones, or other electronic appliances and their accessories
• Official, business, or private documents
• Travel or other identity documents
• Keys
• Liquids
• Medicine
• Pieces of art and fine art
• Perishable items

If the checked-in baggage contains any of the above-listed items, Wizz Air cannot be held liable for any loss, damage, or delay.

Some airports may have additional restrictions on items in hand luggage and/or checked-in baggage, and in such cases, the airport's regulations take precedence. It is the passenger's responsibility to be aware of the list of restricted items onboard and in their checked-in baggage before packing for the flight.

It is possible to travel with a lot of luggage.

• check in up to six items of luggage per flight – with baggage fees applied to each separate item
• pay for the first three items online, and if you have more, you can pay for the rest at the airport
  

At certain airports, the relevant baggage fee may only be paid using a credit or debit card:

• Brno (BRQ)
• Paris Beauvais (BVA)
• Cologne (CGN)
• Donetsk (DOK)
• Dortmund (DTM)
• Grenoble (GNB)
• Haugesund (HAU)
• Kharkiv (HRK)
• Kyiv Zhulyany (IEV)
• Kristiansand (KRS)
• Malmo (MMX)
• Milan Malpensa (MXP)
• Pisa (PSA)
• Stavanger (SVG)
• Trondheim (TRD)
• Oslo Sandefjord Torp (TRF)
• Moscow (VKO)

Wizz Air offers you the option of setting higher liability limits for your checked-in baggage (here referring to baggage not the items included in the baggage).

1. If you want to make the special declaration for higher liability limit, you need to fill in the High Value Declaration form and pay the applicable fees incurred which will increase the carrier's liability limits to the declared value but will not exceed the maximum amount of 2500 EUR (equivalent of approx. 2010 SDR) per checked-in baggage. Please check the applicable fees here.
2. High Value Declaration form shall be filled and handed over to the check-in desk agent and the applicable fees shall be paid at the airport. High Value Declaration form is available here, it is possible to print at home and fill it in before arrival to the airport. The form is also available at the check-in agent desk.
3. High Value Declaration is not possible at self-baggage drop kiosks.
4. A High Value Declaration form will be only accepted after verification by airport agent on-site. Wizz Air reserves the right to check the declared item prior to departure.
5. In the event of a damage or a loss of baggage, you need to follow the procedures as for all baggage according to the General Conditions of Carriage. For more information, please read Missing and Damaged baggage.
6. Wizz Air General Conditions of Carriage apply for baggage carried with High Value Declaration, provided that in respect of liability, it is limited to the declared value but will not exceed the maximum amount of 2500 EUR (equivalent of approx. 2010 SDR) per checked-in baggage.
7. In case of more than 1 checked-in baggage declared as High Value Item, a form has to be filled in separately for each of checked-in baggage.
8. In the event of a damage/claim you will need to provide proof of value (purchase receipt) for mentioned item.
9. A High Value Declaration is valid for one continuous flight journey in one direction. In case of return flights, a High Value Declaration forms needs to be filled in for both flights separately.
10. In the event of damages, Wizz Air will reimburse the costs of repair for the affected baggage. If the baggage is irreparable, Wizz Air will reimburse you for the fair market value up to the amount stated in the High Value Declaration Form. The fair market value shall be the replacement cost of the items minus depreciation for age and normal wear and tear.