Australia
Please find updates and service restrictions concerning shipping to Australia below:
Coronavirus Outbreak
FedEx Express/TNT Express shipments to Australia should not exceed a combined weight of 100kg per shipper per day.
General Information for Australia
Customs regulations apply for international destinations. Please refer to our Customs Information.
When sending personal effects to Australia, the owner of the goods must complete a Unaccompanied Baggage Declaration (right click, Save As to download), and may be asked to provide a copy of their passport and relevant visa to customs. Clearance delays can occur.
Not all carriers will deliver personal effects to Australia. Please see carrier restrictions below.
Goods and services tax (GST)
A goods and services tax (GST) applies to sales of low value goods (consignments valued up to AUS$1000) imported to Australia.
Businesses that meet the registration threshold of AUS$75,000 (including merchants who sell goods, electronic distribution platform operators and re-deliverers) will need to:
- register for GST
- charge GST on sales of low value imported goods (unless they are GST-free)
- lodge returns to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)
Businesses should not charge GST on a sale when it is worth over AUS$1000, or if multiple goods will be shipped to Australia in one consignment worth over AUS$1000, as GST, customs duties and clearance charges will be charged to the importer at the border. This also applies to the import of tobacco products and alcoholic beverages.
Carrier Information for Australia
DHL shipping information for Australia
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FedEx shipping information for Australia
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Landmark Global shipping information for Australia
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TNT shipping information for Australia
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UPS shipping information for Australia
TG Express shipping information for Australia
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TG International shipping information for Australia
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Please note: this is not a comprehensive list of restrictions and is provided for guidance only. Transglobal Express kindly encourages customers to seek advice from the relevant government authorities for further clarification and the most up to date advice.
