What daily necessities do you need to bring when traveling to Australia?

Passport, hotel confirmation, cash and bank card, travel insurance, driver's license and translation.

2. Clothing-The seasons in the southern hemisphere are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere.

Thick coat, long-sleeved thin coat, T-shirt, skirt, underwear, sunglasses, sunscreen (essential), underwear (buy disposable paper underwear if you are afraid of trouble), coat/umbrella or raincoat/shoes, swimsuit, small items: socks, hats, scarves, earmuffs, gloves, masks.

3. Toilet and sanitary products

Water cups, toothbrushes, toothpaste, towels, emulsion razors and razors (necessary for men, with disposable ones)

Cosmetics, combs, hair dryers, hairband hair clips, nail clippers, scissors, etc. (Nail clippers and beauty scissors should be put in the checked baggage)

Small paper towels/wet paper towels/tampons/pads

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Hotels in Australia do not provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, combs, shaving utensils and other supplies, so you need to bring your own. Only basic supplies are provided: hand sanitizer, shower cap, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and several bath towels of different sizes.

4. Travel guide-books, useful materials, pens and paper

5. Electrical equipment

Switch plug socket, various chargers, cameras, batteries, camera memory cards, mobile phones, phone cards, notebook computers, IPAD (depending on personal circumstances), patch panels (very practical), flashlights.

6. Medicine and food

Band-aid, insecticidal spray, stomach medicine, etc.

Tip: Don't bring too much food and medicine. If you bring it, you must declare the drugs. Just ask a simple question and answer truthfully. Answering to the satisfaction of the other party also saves unpacking inspection.

Some drugs can't pass the customs, such as Contac and New Contac, and will be confiscated after declaration. Never bring it.

Australia is one of the countries with the strictest customs in the world, especially for animals and plants, medicines and food. Don't bring dairy products and meat products (beef jerky is not good either), these things will be confiscated and destroyed; If you bring a small amount of medicine or food, you can declare it truthfully and explain it clearly. If you hide it and don't declare it, once it is found out, it is a heavy penalty. Put the medicines together, and put the medicines to be brought together in a small bag for easy inspection. Try to bring those medicines with English labels.

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