The Shipping Guideline for Sending Balinese Textiles to Australia – The process of sending Balinese textiles to Australia, such as sarongs, beachwear, summerwear, and swimwear, can take a long time and requires fulfilling various requirements. We, at Sejati Cargo, understand how difficult that could be. For that reason, before starting the sending process, we want to let you know more about how it works and the requirements needed. Let’s start!

Documents Preparation for the Shipper

There are several documents that you will need to send the goods to the destination. Here, we have a list of documents needed for sending Balinese goods to Australia.

• Commercial Invoice

This document details all information regarding the involved party in the transaction. Moreover, the goods specifications are also necessary. The party, in this case, is you and the other party in Australia. The good specifications, which are woven textiles and fabrics, include the type of fabric, price, quantity, currency, and other information.

• Packing List

It details information about the package or container used to send Balinese textile goods, including weight, dimension, and quantity.

• Bill of Lading or airway bill

For agreement between the shipper and the carrier.

• Certificate of Origin

It is not always required to own this document. But, for safety, we recommend getting this document, which describes the origin of the item sent through Bali shipping cargo.

• Additional Documents

Other than all the documents mentioned above, there might be other documents related to customs regulations you need to prepare, for example, the Australian Packing Declaration. Consult with the expert to learn more about this matter.

Import Declaration 

The parties in Australia (the importer) that will receive the Balinese textiles need to prepare documents to finish the process. That is an import declaration. It details ABF, details of goods, their value, and the transportation method. The importer can get this document through an online method or in person.

Custom Clearance

Another essential thing within a process to send Balinese textiles to Australia is custom clearance. It ensures that the goods comply with Australian laws. Depending on the circumstances, it takes at least 3 days to complete.

Shipping Process

All documents and requirements above are necessary for the shipping process. The shipping process won’t be able to be conducted without them. As for the shipping process itself, it consists of several simple steps, which are:

• Acquire the goods

You should have the goods first. It can come from any suppliers in Bali for the original Balinese textiles. The next step is contact Sejati Cargo to take over and manage the complexities of shipping your fabrics and textiles directly to Australia.

• Collecting the goods

Sejati Cargo offers flexible collection options tailored to your needs. We can collect the packaged goods directly from you. Or, for maximum convenience, authorize us to collect the items straight from your supplier. Therefore, you won’t have a problem collecting the goods and start sending Balinese textiles to Australia.

• Packing

Proper packing is crucial. While you can pack the goods yourself, Sejati Cargo provides professional packing services, especially recommended for larger quantities, delicate items, or bulk orders. Our qualified team advising on the best packing method suited for air or sea freight, guaranteeing your textiles are protected throughout their journey.

• Documents

Essential needs, such as the export license, are part of what is required by Australian customs, and we will help you prepare all of the paperwork for them.

• Shipping Process

With all preparations meticulously handled by Sejati Cargo, we initiate the core shipping process. We coordinate the transport of your goods using your preferred method – fast air freight or cost-effective sea freight. We manage the logistics to ensure your Balinese textiles depart on schedule and are tracked until arrival.

• Arrival at Destination Country

Your shipment’s journey doesn’t end at the port. Upon arrival in Australia, Sejati Cargo offers tailored delivery solutions. We can arrange for customs clearance and unpacking at the designated port or air terminal for you to collect personally.

Alternatively, opt for our popular door-to-door service, and we’ll deliver your Balinese goods directly to any specified address in Australia.

Conclusion

Those were the general steps in the process of sending Balinese textiles to Australia. To help you simplify the process and requirements, you can contact us at Sejati Cargo. Visit our website at SejatiCargo.com to get a quote to learn more about our shipping service. So, whenever you need to ship Balinese textiles, traditional fabrics, or any Balinese goods, you can always use Sejati Cargo.