When moving to Australia, it is essential to know the required documentation to import your household goods or personal effects into the country. To clear your goods through customs, we will need to present your passport, visa (if required), and your completed B534 form. The signature on your passport must match the signature on your form.

Australia has very strict contamination guidelines, so it is important to research prohibited items and fumigation processes. We recommend that all clients clean items that have come into contact with the outside world, such as bikes, shoes, and outdoor equipment, with a solution called JAYES fluid. This helps prevent customs inspections and avoids any fumigation charges associated with contaminated goods.

AQIS fees in Australia are mandatory and payable at the destination. These fees are in place because the Australian government is keen to protect the environment from pests and diseases that could be brought into the country from the rest of the world. For this reason, all goods entering Australia are assessed and sometimes inspected before releasing your shipment.

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To access to the import customs guide for Australia please visit – Import Customs Guide for Australia