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                          RESTRICTIONS apply to any plants or parts of plants, including fruit and seed, brought into Western Australia.

                          ONLY permitted species of plants or parts of plants can be imported, and these MUST satisfy applicable treatment and certification requirements.

                          FAILURE to satisfy legislated requirements may result in items being confiscated for destruction or re-exported back to the State or Territory of origin and FINES being imposed of up to $5000.

                          For further information on the above contact Quarantine WA on (08) 9334 1800.

                          Quarantine WA actively protects Western Australia’s agriculture, environment and lifestyle by conducting inspections for quarantine risk material at entry points for private travellers and commercial clients arriving from interstate.

                          Western Australia is free from many insect or animal pests, plant or animal diseases and weeds which are found elsewhere in Australia. Quarantine WA prevents their entry into the State and controls the post-border spread of existing pests, diseases and weeds.

                          To help you avoid a fine, Quarantine WA can advise you which items constitute a risk. Restrictions apply to a range of goods, with some being prohibited and others requiring a permit or licence.Quarantine WA

                          By providing inspection services and quality assurance schemes Quarantine WA also assists Western Australian businesses wishing to export fresh produce or stockfeed interstate.

                          Whether you are a private traveller or a commercial client, Quarantine WA welcomes you to Western Australia and thanks you for complying with interstate regulations.

                          Advice for the public covers:

                          • Private travellers heading to Western Australia from interstate
                          • Private travellers journeying from one part of Western Australia to another part
                          • Western Australian residents planning an interstate journey
                          • Western Australian residents who receive parcels from interstate

                          Advice for commercial clients covers:

                          • Commercial clients importing goods into Western Australia from interstate
                          • Commercial clients exporting fresh produce, stockfeed, other plant material or machinery from Western Australia interstate
                          • Commercial clients transporting fresh produce within Western Australia

                          A summary of fees and charges is also available.

                          For further enquiries please visit our Contact us page for details.

                          Page updated: February 2009

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