Your shipment
How the goods travel
Your quotes
Copy these from each supplier's quote. Costs the delivery term already includes are marked for you.
Getting to the port is in the price
Getting to the port is in the price
Main freight is in the price
Insurance is in the price
Ask the supplier. Duty here is worked out without them.
- Supplier A quotes EXW: you must arrange export clearance in the supplier's country, which a foreign buyer often cannot do. Ask for FCA instead.
Costs in Australia
The rate depends on your product code. Look it up on the Working Tariff.
The standard rate. Change it if your product has a lower rate.
Unloading, terminal handling, customs clearance. Ask your freight agent.
From the port or airport to your door.
Find your rate: Australian Working Tariff
In Australia, duty is worked out without main freight and insurance.
GST counts the customs value, duty, and transport and insurance to Australia. Wine and some other goods have extra taxes.
Australia-India ECTA may lower your duty
The goods must be Indian originating goods, and the importer makes the claim. The certificate comes from an authorised body in India.
Paper you need: Certificate of Origin.
These figures are estimates. Rates and rules can change, and the amount you are charged may differ. Please confirm with your customs agent before you buy.
Almost there
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- the import duty rate
How your cost is worked out in Australia
- Customs value: the price, without main freight and insurance when they are shown separately.
- Import duty: depends on your product code.
- GST: 10% standard rate, worked out on the customs value + duty + main freight and insurance.
- Import processing charge (electronic): AUD 0 up to AUD 1,000, AUD 50 up to AUD 9,999.99, AUD 152 above that
- Biosecurity charge (sea): AUD 71; Sea; only above AUD 1,000
- Biosecurity charge (air): AUD 48; Air; only above AUD 1,000
- GST counts the customs value, duty, and transport and insurance to Australia. Wine and some other goods have extra taxes.
- Goods worth A$1,000 or less follow different rules, so these figures may not apply.
Trade deals with India
Australia-India ECTA
In force since 29 Dec 2022. The goods must be Indian originating goods, and the importer makes the claim. The certificate comes from an authorised body in India.
Paper you need: Certificate of Origin.
Source
Where these rules come from
Checked against these official sources on 9 Nov 2026. Rules can change after that date.
What changed
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Estimates only. Duty rates, taxes, fees, trade deals and exchange rates are subject to change without notice, and the amount actually charged may differ. Customs decides the final value, duty and tax for each shipment. This calculator is general information, not legal, tax or customs advice, and Bael Trade accepts no responsibility for decisions based on it. Please confirm every figure with your customs agent or the customs authority before you rely on it. Incoterms® is a registered trademark of the International Chamber of Commerce.