Is it OK to send wine from Australia to China? 10

Red wine can be transported. However, the glass bottle is fragile, and the general express delivery is not compensated for damage.

And the shipping cost of red wine will be higher than that of other items.

Tax rate on imported bottled red wine (tax levied, payable in RMB):

1. Tariff: 14% (Tariff: CIF 14%);

2. VAT: 17% (VAT: (CIF tariff amount) 17%);

3. Consumption tax.

10% (GST: [(CIF Tariff Amount) (1 10%)] 10%).

The shipping cost depends on what you take, whether you take sea freight or air freight.

1. Red wine from Australia or other countries is directly mailed to China through the post office or airline. Advantages: suitable for small quantities of imports, for small quantities of relatively cheap costs; Disadvantages: You need to prepare customs clearance materials by yourself, which is more cumbersome, and may be detained by the customs.

2. Red wine is shipped from Australia or other countries to Hong Kong, and it is best to find a logistics company to help when it is imported by express mail to Shenzhen through Hong Kong. Advantages: It is suitable for large quantities of goods (such as more than 21kg), and the cost is relatively cheap, and there is no need to clear customs and provide any customs clearance materials by yourself.

Australian red wine mailed to the country, Guangxin company time: Australia to Hong Kong generally 2-4 working days, Hong Kong to Shenzhen generally 2-6 working days (depending on the national policy), Australia air to China, self-customs clearance generally 3-5 working days, Shenzhen to domestic air transport is 2 working days, road transport 3 working days. (Note:.)

The above times are for reference only).

You can bring liquor with you to Australia, but you can't take more than liters. According to Decree No. 58 of the General Administration of Customs, the contents are as follows: (1) Residents of Hong Kong and Macao and mainland residents travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao for private purposes, 200 duty-free cigarettes, or 50 cigars, or 250 grams of tobacco; Duty-free alcoholic beverages above 12% are limited to 1 bottle (below liters).

2) Other passengers, 400 duty-free cigarettes, or 100 cigars, or 500 grams of shredded tobacco; Duty-free alcoholic beverages above 12% are limited to 2 bottles (below liters).

Summary. Australian Customs regulations stipulate that there are restrictions on the amount and type of alcohol that adults can carry, and those that exceed the limit will be detained or destroyed. The following are the rules for adults to carry alcohol in Australian Customs:

1.The amount of alcohol carried must not exceed litres (equivalent to two 750ml bottles of wine). 2.

No more than 2 types of alcohol may be carried. 3.Alcohol in excess of the required quantity or type will be detained or destroyed.

In addition, Australia also stipulates that people under the age of 18 are not allowed to bring alcohol into Australia. Therefore, if you are travelling to Australia, it is advisable to find out in advance the regulations of Australian Customs on the carriage of alcohol, and to carry alcohol according to the regulations. If you carry more than the required quantity or type of alcohol, it will attract the attention of customs and will be detained or destroyed.

Dear, based on your questions, I make the following answers<>

It can be brought back.

You can bring alcohol.

Australian Customs regulations stipulate that there are restrictions on the amount and type of alcohol that adults can carry, and those that exceed the limit will be detained or destroyed. The following are the rules of Australian Customs for adults to carry alcohol:1

The amount of alcohol carried should not exceed litres (no more than two 750ml bottles of wine). 2.No more than 2 types of alcohol may be carried.

3.Alcohol in excess of the required quantity or type will be detained or destroyed. In addition, Australia also stipulates that people under the age of 18 are not allowed to bring alcohol into Australia.

Therefore, if you are travelling to Australia, it is advisable to find out in advance the regulations of Australian Customs on the carriage of alcohol, and to carry alcohol according to the regulations. If you carry more than the specified quantity or type of alcohol, it will attract the attention of the customs and be detained or destroyed.