Australian Customs Guide
Summary:The following content about Australian Customs can help you import and export goods.
Introduction
The Australian Border Force (ABF) is a department of the Australian government responsible for maintaining Australia's border security and protecting Australia from illegal immigration, drugs, weapons and other illegal items. ABF is also responsible for managing Australia's import and export trade to ensure compliance with Australian laws and regulations.
Functions
Border control: Responsible for the inspection of people and goods entering and
leaving the country, and preventing illegal immigration, illegal immigration, smuggling and
other illegal activities.
Trade compliance: Ensure that imported and exported goods comply with
Australia's trade regulations and protect Australia's industry and environment.
Biosecurity: Prevent the introduction of harmful organisms, diseases and
pollutants, and protect Australia's ecological environment.
Enforcement actions: Investigate and enforce the law against people and
organizations that violate Australia's border laws.
Intelligence analysis: Collect and analyze intelligence, assess border security risks, and formulate corresponding response measures.
Official website:
https://www.abf.gov.au/
Frequently Asked Questions about Australian Customs
1. What items need to be declared when entering Australia?
Items that need to be declared include: cash, tobacco, alcohol, food, medicine, animal and plant products, weapons, guns, etc.
2. How to declare?
When entering Australia, you need to fill out an entry card and declare the items you carry truthfully.
3. What are the consequences of violating customs regulations?
Violating customs regulations may result in fines, detention or even prosecution.