Import and export

Investigates alleged dumping and subsidisation of goods imported into Australia and imposes duties to address material injury to the Australian industry that manufactures similar or the same goods.

Conducts independent reviews, upon application, of certain decisions in relation to anti-dumping and countervailing investigations. 

Recognise Australian businesses for excellence and achievement in exporting and are supported by many of Australia's leading corporations, export facilitators and industry groups.

Assists Australian exporters and investors by providing internationally competitive finance and insurance facilities to support their overseas contracts and investments.

Information on Australian export controls for products including meat, fish and fish products, dairy products, organic and bio-dynamic products, live animals and reproductive material, fish, aquatic products, plants and grains.

Provides information about customs requirements, government regulations, quarantine controls, and financial assistance for businesses wanting to import or export goods.

Provides information on importing or exporting medicines or medical devices into or out of Australia.

Information on inspection of cargo as well as import controls for biological products; chemical fertilisers; food; live animals and reproductive material; personal effects; plants, grains and horticulture; timber; and vehicles and machinery.

Provides information on importing a motor vehicle into Australia.

Provides further information on quarantine clearance requirements for motor vehicles, motorcycles, machinery and tyres including documentation and standard of cleanliness required.

Provides vehicle importing and certification requirements for those wanting to import vehicles into Australia.

All importers and/or manufacturers of industrial chemicals for commercial purposes must register with the National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme (NICNAS).

Provides information which broadly outlines what goods are prohibited or restricted, where you can obtain more information about the control and, in the case of restricted goods, the mailing address or e-mail address to use to apply for permission to export.