Hi,
I am migrating to Adelaide, Australia in Jan 2013. I have some questions:
1. Should I bring new cooking utensils like a cooker, kadai, tawa, etc or will they allow you to bring old ones ?
2. I have heard that it is better to wash your new clothes when moving to Australia because otherwisethey charge you for taking in new clothes.
Please help.
I am migrating to Adelaide, Australia in Jan 2013. I have some questions:
1. Should I bring new cooking utensils like a cooker, kadai, tawa, etc or will they allow you to bring old ones ?
2. I have heard that it is better to wash your new clothes when moving to Australia because otherwisethey charge you for taking in new clothes.
Please help.
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I really don't think it will be necessary for you to bring kitchen utensils when moving to Australia. Remember that shipping costs are expensive - so it will probably be more economical for you to purchase these items once you arrived in the country. Although the prices may be slightly higher in Australia than in India, by the time you've considered shipping costs it'll make sense just to wait till you get to Adelaide. Have a look at our Shipping and Removals for Australia page for more information.
Australia does have strict regulations about what can be bought into the country, because of the risk of pests and disease. Most of the restrictions apply to food, plant material and animal products.I am not aware on any charges you might incur for bring new clothes into the country. If you do have any concerns about items you are bringing in then it is best to declare the item to avoid any fines.
I'd advice you visit the Australian Department for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry website for more information on these issues.