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The Australian Customs Notice No. 2005/17 outlines the process for lodging Notices of Objection to the importation of goods that infringe registered trademarks under the Trade Marks Act 1995. It details the rights of trademark owners to object to imports, the duration of such notices, and provides a schedule listing registered owners and their respective trademarks along with descriptions of goods affected. The notice emphasizes the importance for prospective importers to seek advice from Customs regarding potential infringements and includes contact information for further inquiries.

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How do I know if I need to pay customs in Australia?

You need to know that: For goods with a value of AUD1000 or less, there are generally no duties, taxes or charges to pay at the border. For goods with a value over AUD1000, you will need to fill out an Import Declaration, and pay duties, taxes and charges at the border.

How to clear Australian customs?

What to expect when your flight lands in Australia Head to Passport Control to show your passport/visa. Collect your bags from the baggage carousel. Dispose of any items (eg food from the plane) that arent allowed into Australia. Proceed to Customs Border Protection, where your bags may be inspected.

Do Australian customs check every parcel?

Yes, customs check every package in Australia that arrives through a seaport or an airport. Customs can seize any package that does not comply with Australian laws.

What happens if you dont declare at customs in Australia?

You can be penalised if you dont declare goods or provide an incorrect declaration. You could: receive a fine of up to A$5,500. have your visa cancelled.