Are you eligible for a refund of tariff or import duty paid on goods imported to Australia in the past four years? This helpful fact sheet provides guidance for importers on the circumstances in which customs duty charges may be reduced or refunded completely.
If you are bringing goods into Australia they must be cleared by the Australian Customs and Border Protection Services and may be subject to clearance fees, customs duty, Goods and Services Tax (GST) and other taxes. This fact sheet provides an overview of requirements for importing goods into Australia.
Schedule of import processing charges for freight sent by air, sea and post. Charges are based on consignment value. Download Schedule – January 2014 (PDF)
Australian Customs Cargo Reporting (Remainder of requirements) – Useful although not making our lifes any easier in this lovely industry….. View PDF Fact Sheet here.
B534 Unaccompanied Personal Effects Statement should be completed if you are importing household and personal items into Australia by air, sea cargo or by international mail. To be eligible to transport items as Unaccompanied Personal Effects you must: have already arrived or be arriving from a place outside Australia; items must be your personal property; […]
A packing declaration must be completed for all FCL (full container load) or LCL (less than container load) freight imported to Australia. Documents must be issued by the person or company who packed and/or supplied the goods, and must include contact details, including company name and address. Other requirements include: vessel name and voyage number, […]
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