Business travellers carrying commercial goods or samples may need to obtain permits for their goods depending on the nature of the goods, regardless of value.
Quarantine and wildlife regulations and other restrictions may also apply to certain goods. Contact your International Chamber of Commerce for application details. For more information on importing goods, contact us or an Australian mission overseas.
If you are joining an international cruise ship only to travel between Australian ports you are not entitled to duty free benefits or concessions. We recognise that while on board domestic passengers may need to purchase items for personal use such as toiletries, and these are sold free of duty. Also, domestic passengers may purchase spirits by the glass, and cigarettes and tobacco products by the packet free of duty for immediate consumption. This also applies to articles posted to Australia.
For more information refer to the following documents Sending your belongings as unaccompanied goods. Open in a new tab Open in this tab. Personal goods are free from duty and tax if they are: owned and used by you overseas for 12 months or more imported temporarily a security may be required by the Department. If you are under 18 years of age the limit is AUD If you are a crew member, the limit is AUD Travelling with family Families coming back to Australia on the same flight or voyage may combine pool their individual duty free concession limits.
A duty free concessions flyer is available in multiple languages General goods General goods include gifts, souvenirs, cameras, electronic equipment, leather goods, perfume concentrates, jewellery, watches and sporting equipment. Passengers or crew of a ship or aircraft need to accurately complete their Incoming Passenger Card. Open in a new tab Open in this tab. Page Image.
Page Content. Importing precious metals, coins, jewellery and currency Precious metals To be precious metal, the object must be a metal of gold, silver, or platinum meeting a minimum fineness. Investment form Precious metals must be in a form that is tradeable on the international bullion market.
Non precious metals Proof coins, other collectable coins and jewellery made of gold, sliver or platinum are not precious metals. Collectable coins Collectors of coins consisting of gold, silver and platinum trade coins at prices determined by their rarity, condition and beauty.
Jewellery Jewellery consisting of gold, silver or platinum does not meet the definition of precious metals in the GST Act. Please check with the customs service of each destination for more information to avoid confiscation before reaching Australia. To avoid any problems, you can pre-order your duty free alcohol online before your trip and collect it when you arrive at Sydney Airport. You can bring in up to 1. You will pay duty on any tobacco above 25 grams.
General goods don't include alcohol and cigarettes. For further information please visit the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
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