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We all have caring parents who wrap stacks of goodies in our branded suitcases despite knowing the hardship we face to pull those properly packed goods through the green channel. On our entire travel, we fear getting the packet disposed of and hope that the product glides slowly because there are many things cannot bring in Australia from overseas.
Australia has a strict bio-security law prohibit certain foreign plants, animal material, foods, entering the country due to the threat of introducing serious pests and disease to Australia. As per rule came into effect from 2019, April the airport authorities can cancel visitor visa if the travels fail to declare the prohibited items. The list of cannot bring in Australia is long and must be followed. Many people already detained and deported while trying to bring such things into Australia with them.
So, if you are traveling to Australia either from Nepal or any other country make sure to go through the list of the items you cannot bring in Australia and pack only from the can bring in Australia list.
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A. Goods you can bring in without declaring
| Chocolate & confectionary | You can bring up to 10 kilograms packaged chocolates or confectionery. |
| Coffee | Roasted coffee up to 10 kilograms
Roasted coffee beans up to 10 kilograms Green coffee beans up to 5 kilograms |
| Cosmetics | Up to 10 kilograms of 10 litres for personal use. |
| Juice and soft drink | Only allowed if commercially packaged such as:
Metal cans, glass jar or bottles, plastic container that has heated seal, tetra packs, retort pouches. |
| Maple syrup, golden syrup, treacle
|
For personal use only |
| Potato crisps | For personal use only |
| Tea (black and green) | Only clean and new packaging |
| Vegemite, Promite, Marmite, cheesymite, Nutella, peanut butter
|
New packaging and only for personal use |
B.Live Birds & Animals
| Birds | Selected species only from New Zealand only. |
| Cats | Import via certain countries only |
| Dogs | Import via approved countries only |
| Horses | Approved countries only |
| Rabbits | New Zealand only |
C. Medicines & Substances
| Hormones (Substance) | Declare it |
| Kava (Substance) | Declare it |
| Medicine for personal use (Medicine) | Declare it |
| Sedatives (Medicine) | Declare it |
| Steroids (Substance) | Don’t bring it |
D. Duty-Free Goods
| Alcohol | Declare it |
| Tobacco | Declare it |
| General Goods | Declare it |
E. Homemade Foods
| Cooked meals | Don’t bring |
| Cakes with cheese | Don’t bring |
| Pickles, or sour milk products | Don’t bring |
| Oil (used) | Don’t bring |
| Meat items | Declare it |
| Honey products | Declare it |
| Biscuits, bread, cakes, pastries, Christmas cake, and Christmas pudding (excluding cheesecakes) | Bring |
To know more about the products which you are allowed to bring in Australia, visit the Border Force list
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