Bringing used auto parts into Australia for repair
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2015
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Bringing used auto parts into Australia for repair
I know Australia have one of the most strict border controls when it comes to bringing foods, animals and plants into the country.
How about bringing a piece of car part that I want to be repaired? Is it allowed? Should I declare it upon entry?
How about bringing a piece of car part that I want to be repaired? Is it allowed? Should I declare it upon entry?
#2
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: MEL CHC
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In 2016 I bought in 45 kg of new & used prewar parts in from USA as checked luggage. Declared them, as over Au$1000, but no issues and were not inspected or charged duty/GST
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Now you may need to declare for GST (sales tax) and/or import duty, but should get $ back if exported out of Australia.
Make sure they do not have soil or wood attached
May not be relevant, but worth a read
---> https://infrastructure.gov.au/vehicl...t_options.aspx
----> https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/busi/...ates-and-taxes
----> https://www.wwcf.com.au/customs/
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Now you may need to declare for GST (sales tax) and/or import duty, but should get $ back if exported out of Australia.
Make sure they do not have soil or wood attached
May not be relevant, but worth a read
---> https://infrastructure.gov.au/vehicl...t_options.aspx
----> https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/busi/...ates-and-taxes
----> https://www.wwcf.com.au/customs/
#3
Join Date: Aug 2018
Posts: 1
Theres three scenarios here.
One is you have a piece to repair thats in carry on luggage
Two is it is in the hold
Three is you are importing via post.
One and two no dramas, go to the queue thats the longest, thats the something to declare queue.
You be polite and say Ive got this dooverlacky with me and I want to get it fixed here by an expert.
Customs AKA BORDER FORCE will say oooh thats nice, what is it, give it the once over for drugs and wish you a nice day.
If you mail the item, just declare its for repair, no duties no charges. FREE TRADE AGREEMENT IS IN FORCE
One is you have a piece to repair thats in carry on luggage
Two is it is in the hold
Three is you are importing via post.
One and two no dramas, go to the queue thats the longest, thats the something to declare queue.
You be polite and say Ive got this dooverlacky with me and I want to get it fixed here by an expert.
Customs AKA BORDER FORCE will say oooh thats nice, what is it, give it the once over for drugs and wish you a nice day.
If you mail the item, just declare its for repair, no duties no charges. FREE TRADE AGREEMENT IS IN FORCE