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1. Airline Baggage Allowance

Check-in luggage: Typically ranges from 20-30 kg per passenger, depending on the airline and ticket class.

Cabin luggage: Usually 7-10 kg. Dimensions are specified by airlines (e.g., 56 x 36 x 23 cm).

Additional Items: You can carry a laptop bag or a small handbag separately.


2. Prohibited and Restricted Items

Prohibited in cabin luggage: Sharp objects, flammable items, liquid containers over 100 ml, and aerosols.

Australian Restrictions: Avoid carrying fresh fruits, vegetables, seeds, nuts, meat, or dairy products without declaring them. Australia has strict biosecurity laws, and undeclared items can lead to hefty fines.


3. Packing Essentials

Clothes: Pack season-appropriate clothes. Australia's summer runs from December to February, and winter is June to August.

Documents: Passport, visa, travel itinerary, health insurance, and any required vaccination certificates.

Electronics: Carry universal travel adapters and chargers.

Medication: Carry prescriptions if bringing medicines.

Personal items: Toiletries under 100 ml for cabin luggage.


4. Weight Management Tips

Use a digital luggage scale to ensure you meet weight limits.

Wear heavier clothes (like jackets) to save baggage space.


5. Special Considerations for Food

If bringing Indian snacks or spices:

Ensure they are sealed and commercially packed.

Declare them at Australian customs to avoid fines.


6. Declare All Items at Customs

Declare anything that might be questionable. Australian customs officers are strict but understanding if you declare properly. Failing to do so can result in fines.