海关入境指南：🇦🇺 澳大利亚

“adults - AUD900, kids - AUD450, Alcohol - 2.25 litres, Tobacco - 25 cigarettes or 25g tobacco.”

“When you’re travelling overseas or importing items, you need to know that some items can’t be brought back with you and for others you need to get permission.”

“Declare it: When travelling to Australia you will be provided with an Incoming Passenger Card by the crew on your aircraft or cruise vessel. This is a legal document. You must mark YES on your card to declare if you are carrying certain food, plant material or animal products. — Department of Agriculture, agriculture.gov.au”

“Wooden items are allowed into Australia if they are free from bark, insects and signs of insect damage (such as borer holes).”

“If you are travelling to Australia from overseas, the traveller’s exemption allows you to carry up to a three month supply of a medicine, including controlled substances. The medicine must be for your own personal use, or use by an immediate family member travelling with you. You will need to carry a valid prescription or authorisation for the medicine, and the medicine must also be legal in the country you are travelling from.”

“If you are travelling to Australia from overseas, the traveller's exemption allows you to carry up to a three month supply of a medicine, including controlled substances. The medicine must be for your own personal use, or use by an immediate family member travelling with you.”

“You can only import a 3 month supply in one order, and no more than 15 months of supply over a 12 month period. You must keep imported medicines in their packaging with any labels intact when importing.”