All customs brokers are licensed to the Australian Customs Service Standards and are members of the Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Council of Australia.
The Customs Clearance work that we can carry out for you is detailed below:
Parcel Post
- Cargo arrived at parcels post
- Parcel post card received
- Customs and quarantine clearance required
Air Freight
- Airlines has sent you a notice
- Cargo is at the airport
- Shipper has sent documents in advance
- Customs clearance and delivery required
Sea Freight (LCL)
- Cargo arrived and notice received from shipping company
- Customs clearance and quarantine inspection
Sea Freight (FCL)
- Full container load
- Container shipped and about to arrive
- Customs clearance
- Quarantine clearance and delivery required
Further Customs Clearance Information
We ensure that all of our jobs are handled professionally. We have a full understanding of the Tariff Concession System, which includes:
- Import Licensing
- Bounties and Export Development Grants
- Customs Valuation / Valuation Advice
- Anti Dumping Procedures
- Bonded Warehouse
- Customs Duty Audits
- Review of Official decisions and legal representations
- Goods and Services Tax
- Documentary Drawback Scheme
- Exit (Export) Entries
- Computerised Landed Cost Reports
- Computerised Tariff File
- Transport storage and distribution
- Marine Transit Insurance
We can oversee the importation of large capital projects for mining, processing and resource developments. We provide services relating to the freight logistics of the cargo, customs clearance and delivery of the freight in accordance with project time frames.
For more information on how we can help, please contact us today.
Customs clearance is the process of getting goods exported or imported through countries customs agencies, involving the submission of paperwork, payment of relevant duties or taxes and ensuring that all regulations are met.
Using a customs clearance company ensures that all regulations are followed and that all relevant paperwork is submitted, saving you time and additional costs.
The time it takes for your goods to pass customs depends on a range of factors, including the complexity of the shipment, how busy the customs agency is, and what documentation is required.
