- Import declaration
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading
- Certificate of origin
- Product-specific documentation, such as permits or licenses.
Expert Customs Brokerage
Expert Advice
Tariff concession advice
Customs valuation/valuation advice
Review of official decisions and legal representations
Free trade agreement advice
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Customs Services
Customs clearance
Quarantine permits/liaison
Import licensing
Bonded warehouse
Customs duty audits
Goods and services tax
Documentary drawback scheme
Exit (export) entries
Computerised landed cost reports
Transport storage and distribution
Marine transit insurance
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What does a customs broker do in Australia?
A customs broker's primary role is to facilitate the import and export of goods by following the relevant Australian customs regulations. Customs brokers serve as intermediaries between you and the Australian government. You can expect your customs broker to:
Customs Broker FAQs
Useful Links
Below are some helpful resources for understanding customs brokerage and importing processes:
Some helpful resources for understanding customs brokerage and importing processes include:
At EES Shipping, we are committed to providing our clients with the best possible solutions to all of their customs brokerage needs. We also understand that every shipment is different, which is why we offer personalised service catered to each individual client. Need more information? Contact us today.