Migrant customs for notebook
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Migrant customs for notebook
I have a PR visa, next January will be my first entry to Australia.
I know that I can bring all personal items if older than 12 months duty free, but what I have to do for example with a notebook if NOT older than 12?
Have I pay customs? Do you know something about the fee?
I think not I am the only one, who wants to bring my laptop, but what is you experience at the airport the customs officer will ask to show the purchase bill or something?
Any info will be good. Thanks for help! ;-)
I know that I can bring all personal items if older than 12 months duty free, but what I have to do for example with a notebook if NOT older than 12?
Have I pay customs? Do you know something about the fee?
I think not I am the only one, who wants to bring my laptop, but what is you experience at the airport the customs officer will ask to show the purchase bill or something?
Any info will be good. Thanks for help! ;-)
Last edited by thalasz; Nov 8th 2004 at 10:12 am.
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Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 1,277
Re: Migrant customs for notebook
Originally Posted by thalasz
I have a PR visa, next January will be my first entry to Australia.
I know that I can bring all personal items if older than 12 months duty free, but what I have to do for example with a notebook if NOT older than 12?
Have I pay customs? Do you know something about the fee?
I think not I am the only one, who wants to bring my laptop, but what is you experience at the airport the customs officer will ask to show the purchase bill or something?
Any info will be good. Thanks for help! ;-)
I know that I can bring all personal items if older than 12 months duty free, but what I have to do for example with a notebook if NOT older than 12?
Have I pay customs? Do you know something about the fee?
I think not I am the only one, who wants to bring my laptop, but what is you experience at the airport the customs officer will ask to show the purchase bill or something?
Any info will be good. Thanks for help! ;-)
I think honesty is the best policy, especially after seeing the people in the nothing to declare line receiving the 3rd degree for "smuggling" something that looked like a Pot Noodle.
Cheers
Alistair