USAP TAYO: What was in your suitcase when you first arrived in Australia?

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The Australian Border Force reminds all entrants, including migrant workers and international students, to declare all food, plants, and animal products on their arrival card. Credit: Storyblocks /redbred

In Usap Tayo, we explored what Filipinos packed in their suitcases upon first arriving in Australia and highlighted important reminders from the Australian Border Force about items that must be declared.


Key Points
  • Filipinos shared on the SBS Filipino Facebook page what they brought in their suitcases when they first landed in Australia. Some carried just a few essentials and documents, while one even frying pan.
  • The Australian Border Force reminds all entrants, including migrant workers and international students, to declare all food, plants, and animal products on their arrival card.
  • Failure to declare items may result in fines, confiscation of goods, or even visa cancellation.

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