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22 Jun 2007 Sarah Plummer said

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• 22 Jun 2007 aroundthe said

  

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  The duty-free allowance in Australia is A$400 or, for those under 18, A$200. Citizens can bring in 250 cigarettes or 250 grams of loose tobacco, and 1,125 cubic centimeters (ml) of alcohol. If you’re returning with valuables you already own, such as foreign-made cameras, you should file form B263. A helpful brochure available from Australian consulates or Customs offices is Know Before You Go. For more information, call the Australian Customs Service at tel. 1300/363-263, or log on to www.customs.gov.au.
  I cant see you having trouble bring backing tea and dukkak as long as it in a small quanity.

  frommers.com <BR><BR>The duty-free allowance in Australia is A$400 or, for those under 18, A$200. Citizens can bring in 250 cigarettes or 250 grams of loose tobacco, and 1,125 cubic centimeters (ml) of alcohol. If you're returning with valuables you already own, such as foreign-made cameras, you should file form B263. A helpful brochure available from Australian consulates or Customs offices is Know Before You Go. For more information, call the Australian Customs Service at tel. 1300/363-263, or log on to <A HREF="http://www.customs.gov.au" TARGET=_blank>www.customs.gov.au</A>.<BR>I cant see you having trouble bring backing tea and dukkak as long as it in a small quanity. or Cancel
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• 22 Jun 2007 Sarah Plummer said

  

  yeah, it would only be a small jar, it would just be nice to have some authentic stuff from egypt.
  thanks, ill check out that link.

  yeah, it would only be a small jar, it would just be nice to have some authentic stuff from egypt.<BR>thanks, ill check out that link. or Cancel
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