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Travellers arriving in Australia
As a traveller, you can bring tobacco products with you into Australia if you’re aged 18 years or older.
You do not need a permit to bring in tobacco products into Australia as a traveller.
You’re allowed to bring in duty-free:
one unopen packet of up to 25 cigarettes or 25 grams of other tobacco products; and
one open packet of cigarettes.
If you bring in tobacco you must:
declare any tobacco you have with you above the duty free allowance
pay all relevant duty and taxes that apply on arrival into Australia.
If you bring more tobacco than the duty free allowance, you will need to pay duty on all of your tobacco, not just the amount above the allowance.
ABF officers will tell you how much duty you must pay when you arrive in Australia. The amount of duty you pay depends on the amount of tobacco you are bringing in.
If you do not declare the tobacco you have with you above the duty free allowance, you might be prosecuted or have your visa cancelled.
Duty free allowances apply to visitors, Australian residents, Airline or Ship Crew Members.
If you want to bring in more than 1.5 kg of chewing tobacco or snuff you will need to get permission from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
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