1 thought on “Can cream glue be taken to Australia?”
Meredith
First, do not carry. The following is a reference material.
The Australia is basically divided into two types: special entry items must be declared and prohibited. The application classes must be declared in accordance with Australian Customs: 1. Seeds and kernels (excluding births). This refers to the seeds of commercial packaging, seed decorations and necklaces, food, and dried fruits. . Plant products. Including vegetables, herbs and spices, biscuits, cakes and candy snacks, pasta and rice, tea, coffee and milk drinks, bamboo, vines, wood products, as well as dried flowers, flowers, pine cones, etc. three, animal products. Including animals made of specimens, unprocessed wool and animal hair, bee products, shells and corals, feathers, bones, corner products and wolf teeth. 4. Products. Sports and camping equipment (such as tents, shoes, golf equipment and bicycles). Stidoscopy includes: 1. milk, egg products, seed fruit kernels. The seeds here include hand -made crafts and souvenirs that have been raw and contain or seeds. . Fresh fruit. three, living plants: living plants (including branches, roots, balls, stems, etc.). 4. Animals: living animals, meat and meat products (including all non -canned or fresh, dry, refrigerated, smoke or bacon), vaccines, etc.
First, do not carry. The following is a reference material.
The Australia is basically divided into two types: special entry items must be declared and prohibited.
The application classes must be declared in accordance with Australian Customs:
1. Seeds and kernels (excluding births). This refers to the seeds of commercial packaging, seed decorations and necklaces, food, and dried fruits.
. Plant products. Including vegetables, herbs and spices, biscuits, cakes and candy snacks, pasta and rice, tea, coffee and milk drinks, bamboo, vines, wood products, as well as dried flowers, flowers, pine cones, etc.
three, animal products. Including animals made of specimens, unprocessed wool and animal hair, bee products, shells and corals, feathers, bones, corner products and wolf teeth.
4. Products. Sports and camping equipment (such as tents, shoes, golf equipment and bicycles).
Stidoscopy includes:
1. milk, egg products, seed fruit kernels. The seeds here include hand -made crafts and souvenirs that have been raw and contain or seeds.
. Fresh fruit.
three, living plants: living plants (including branches, roots, balls, stems, etc.).
4. Animals: living animals, meat and meat products (including all non -canned or fresh, dry, refrigerated, smoke or bacon), vaccines, etc.