Can I send toys and baby gear to Australia?
Allowed
Yes.
Used toys are fine. Clean outdoor toys, and remove loose batteries.
Before you ship to Australia
- Tax-free limit
- AUD 1,000 (about $710) for most goods. Shipments worth AUD 1,000 or less generally pay no duty, GST, or charges at the border. Alcohol and tobacco are taxed at any value. Gifts get no separate allowance, and a parcel can't be split into smaller items to stay under the limit. Above AUD 1,000, duty, GST, and processing charges apply unless a concession fits.
- Receiver ID
- No tax number is needed for a personal shipment. Form B534 asks for the owner's passport number, and lodging it in person at a Border Force counter needs a 100-point identity check.
- Transit
- 2-4 business days from New Zealand; 4-7 from Asia, Europe, or North America
Questions
Can I send toys and baby gear to Australia?
Yes. Used toys are fine. Clean outdoor toys, and remove loose batteries.
Ask about a specific item
Official sources
- 1.
Australian Border Force
Unaccompanied Personal Effects (opens in a new tab) - 2.
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Moving to Australia or importing personal effects/household goods (opens in a new tab) - 3.
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Bringing or mailing goods to Australia (opens in a new tab) - 4.
Therapeutic Goods Administration
Personal Importation Scheme (opens in a new tab)
General guidance, not legal advice. Customs in Australia makes the final decision on every box.