30 years of experience
Australian Office
Self-owned warehouse
Deliver to the house
30 years of experienceAustralian OfficeSelf-owned warehouseDeliver to the houseThe Commonwealth of Australia (Australia) is a highly developed capitalist country that is the only one in the world to cover an entire continent, with an area of 7.692 million square kilometers. It is surrounded by the sea on all sides and boasts diverse natural landscapes. She has a well-developed agriculture and animal husbandry, and her mineral exports rank among the top in the world. She is known as the "country sitting on a mine cart" and also the "country riding on the back of a sheep". The Sydney Opera House, the Great Barrier Reef... Such famous scenic spots attract tourists from all over the world who are willing to come and go.
Chinese people like to move to Australia. Some well-known reasons include: Australia has a beautiful natural environment, livable cities, high social welfare, stable economy and diverse culture... Such factors. Are these all the reasons? In fact, there is a deeper anxiety behind choosing to immigrate to Australia....
Take education for example. In China, children's education is like a marathon with no end in sight! From kindergarten to university, there is a fierce competition for all kinds of after-school tutoring, leaving both parents and children feeling suffocated! Australia's personalized education model and high-quality resources offer everyone the opportunity to break away from various internal competitions and enter the world's top universities at a lower cost and in a more convenient way.
In addition, the sense of security and freedom in life, along with the convenient geographical location, make it easier for you to travel back and forth to handle necessary matters.
Choose Australia, choose Wilcan logistics, and ensure your international move remains as safe, worry-free and convenient as ever.
Our international moving service is transparent and affordable. In Australia we have our own company, warehouse and delivery fleet....
Our services cover most towns in Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane... Wait, choose us to make your trip more relaxed and comfortable.
Free packaging kit
The standard wooden box is an exclusive container for your personal items.
Safe storage
To give you sufficient time to adapt to and set up the new environment, we have warehouses located in both the country of origin and the country of destination
We offer two weeks of free storage for items you haven't used yet.
No hidden fees
Get a free instant quote immediately and learn the detailed cost breakdown for each stage of the transportation process.
Installment payment
We do not require a full advance payment of the bill. It can be paid in two installments: that is, at the time of reservation and before the items are dispatched.
Customs clearance assistance
We offer professional advice to guide you through the import customs procedures of the UK Customs.
1.Certificates and qualifications
- New immigrants or citizens residing overseas must hold an Australian passport along with a long-term visa for China valid for over one year.Or hold a Chinese passport and an Australian permanent residence visa; Or hold a Chinese passport with a work visa valid for more than 12 months or a visit visa valid for more than 3 years.
- Fill out an application form for duty-free entry of Personal items (B534) and provide copies of your passport, photo page and visa page.
2. Item Requirements
- The items must be old and within reasonable personal use.
- The import of certain items, such as drugs and weapons, is prohibited. Some specific items, such as food, plants, and animal products, are subject to strict biosecurity checks. Items containing seeds, untreated logs, and certain animal products are usually confiscated or destroyed.
- Alcoholic beverages need to be declared separately and tariffs will be levied based on their type, alcohol content and milliliters. If you carry tobacco exceeding the tax-exempt limit, you also need to declare and pay taxes. If there are high-power appliances such as air conditioners, the customs will require separate declaration of the model, power, refrigerant type, and electrical standards of the items.
3. Customs clearance documents
- Provide a detailed list of items, including name, quantity, specification, value and other information. For special items such as jewelry and artworks, purchase vouchers, appraisal certificates, etc. may be required.
- Prepare commercial invoices, detailing the description, value, origin and other information of the items, and ensure they are consistent with the item list.
- Fill out the customs declaration form, accurately and clearly describing the item information to avoid customs clearance delays or item returns.
4. Other matters
- All personal items entering Australia must be inspected and quarantined by the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) before being released. Furniture, rattan products and the like can be treated for pest control before packaging to avoid problems being found during inspection and requiring disinfection.
- Please pay attention to the relevant tax and fee policies. The items may involve customs duties, value-added tax, port handling fees, etc. The specific amounts vary depending on the value and type of the items.
- For the customs clearance of personal items, the consignee does not need to be present at the scene, but relevant documents must be provided as required.
First, please log in to your member account to complete our online shipping document form, which includes:
● Packing list: Please completely register and list all personal items you are moving. You can register online or email the detailed packing list to our port company.
● Passport: Please upload a scanned copy of your passport (the photo page and the signature page) or email it to us.
● Copy of visa: Upload it online or email it directly to us.
● Insurance Policy: If you need our insurance services, please be sure to register online.
We will provide you with assistance throughout the process of filling out the form. Please make sure that the information you enter in the forms is completely accurate, as these forms will be submitted to the customs authorities of the destination country.
To apply for duty-free import of your personal items, you need to fill out Form B-534 and meet the following conditions:
1. General provisions
- For most personal items, such as new clothing, footwear, personal hygiene and beauty products (excluding furs and concentrated perfumes), they are usually duty-free when brought into Australia in carry-on luggage.
- Personal items that have been owned and used for 12 months or more and are not intended for sale, gifting, renting or other commercial purposes after import can be imported duty-free.
- If you are not yet in Australia, you do not need to be present when the items are imported. However, you must return within six months after the items are imported. If you plan to return the imported items six months later, you must provide a letter to explain.
2. Specific item regulations
- Alcohol: Passengers aged 18 and above can carry 2.25 liters of alcoholic beverages duty-free.
- Tobacco: Passengers aged 18 and above may carry 25 unopened cigarettes or 25 grams of other tobacco products and 1 pack of opened cigarettes duty-free.
- Medicines: Prescription drugs for personal use are tax-exempt, but it is recommended to bring a prescription or a doctor's certificate.
- Books and printed materials: Usually tax-exempt.
3. Precautions
New immigrants or citizens residing overseas can enter the country duty-free with their personal belongings and property that meet the conditions when moving. However, they need to provide scanned copies of their passports and visas, fill out customs documents, and the items will undergo biological medium inspection.
Australian citizens or non-citizens holding long-term residence/permanent residence visas who have stayed outside Australia for more than 12 months and then return to Australia for permanent residence must provide an Australian residential address instead of a business address.
- Provide your e-ticket and flight itinerary.
4. Other provisions
- The following items are not duty-free
● Items imported after having resided in Australia for more than 12 months
● Brand new items, inherited items, car parts
● Items delivered on behalf of others +
- The following items require explanatory letters
● There are no unpacked personal items
● Personal items that you shipped to Australia long before your visit/move
● Personal items that you shipped to Australia six months after your arrival
● You hold a short-term visa but are transporting a large quantity of goods
If the items exceed the duty-free limit or do not meet the duty-free conditions, customs duties and consumption taxes, etc. must be paid as stipulated.
Warm reminder: The Department of Agriculture and Water Resources of Australia reserves the right to inspect all personal items declared for import! They have the right to control the transported items and certain items inside for cleaning, fumigation, radiation treatment or removal for deep burial. All these treatment items will incur additional charges. You can obtain more information through the official websites of the Australian government departments. https://www.agriculture.gov.au/import.
1. Customs release notice: After the customs confirms that the goods are compliant, it will issue a release notice, indicating that personal items can enter Australia normally.
2. Retention of customs clearance-related documents (such as submitted materials) The previously submitted item list (including name, quantity, specification, value, etc.), commercial invoice (listing item description, value, origin, etc.), and customs declaration form (for filling in detailed item information for declaration), after the customs clearance is completed, the relevant information of these submitted documents has passed the review. The retained records can also be regarded as the supporting documents for the completion of customs clearance and can be used for possible subsequent inspection or verification.
3. Bill of Lading (original or relevant release certificate) : If the goods are transported by sea, air or other means, the bill of lading serves as the proof of ownership of the goods. After customs clearance is completed, the goods can be picked up based on the bill of lading (possibly after a bill of lading exchange). It is also related to the customs clearance process. After customs clearance is completed, the relevant release operation on the bill of lading is finished and can be used as one of the certificates that the goods have been cleared and can be picked up.
4. Other special documents (if any) : For instance, if there are special items in personal belongings (such as a small amount of food requiring a hygiene certificate, etc.), the hygiene certificate and other documents submitted during customs clearance can also be retained as auxiliary documents for the compliance of goods customs clearance after the customs clearance is completed, proving that the special items meet the import requirements
Under different circumstances (such as the nature of the items, mode of transportation, etc.), the specific documents obtained may vary. For instance, there are different requirements for reporting documents in sea and air transportation. The actual situation should be based on the Australian customs process and the actual circumstances of personal item imports.
