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The document outlines the application process for obtaining permission to transfer goods between coastal ships/aircraft and those engaged in international or prescribed voyages, as per S.175 of the Customs Act 1901. It details the necessary information required for approval, including lists of goods and personnel involved in the transfer, and emphasizes compliance with customs regulations. The document also specifies penalties for non-compliance and mentions exemptions related to safety and emergency situations.

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Do you have to declare tea to customs?

Travelers are permitted to bring without restriction any quantity of products composed solely of tea leaves (Camellia sinensis: includes black tea, green tea, oolong, dark tea, white tea, yellow tea). As with all agricultural products, you must declare the product at entry.

What is a B390 receipt for goods?

Receipt for Goods B390 Is a form used for goods that are held pending further information or permits or payment of duty.

Are you allowed to bring tea into Australia?

Commercially prepared and packaged loose herbal teas and dried herbs (including leaves, spices, roots and crushed nut shells) are permitted in Australia if they contain only finely chopped ingredients of plant origin and Does not weigh more than 1 kg.

Do I need to declare tea in Australia?

Plain black or green teas and plain black or green teas with flavouring. These teas are allowed into Australia from any country if the tea is in clean and new packaging (unopened) and free of live insects and other contamination.

What cannot be brought into Australia?

Do not bring or send: bark or straw based goods. fresh or dried conifer. fresh fruit and vegetables. fresh or dried holly. fresh or dried mistletoe. hampers (containing certain food, meat or plant material) pine cones. potpourri.

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What to declare at Australian customs?

There are many items that you must declare on your Incoming Passenger Arrival Card when you land in Australia, including: all food, plant material and animal items. firearms, weapons and ammunition. currency amounts of A$10,000 (or foreign equivalent), and. some medicines.

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