Can you bring tobacco or cigarettes to Australia?
Short answer
Allowed, within limits
Tobacco
allowed, within limits25 cigarettes or 25 grams of tobacco in any form duty-free per traveller aged 18 or over; no concession for travellers under 18. Most tobacco products (cigarettes, molasses tobacco, heat-not-burn, loose-leaf) are otherwise classed as prohibited imports beyond the personal concession.
No permit is needed to bring tobacco products as a traveller within the concession. Exceeding the limit means duty/tax applies to all tobacco carried, not just the excess.
Also covers: tobacco, cigarettes, cigars
Checked 2026-08-12 — Source: Australian Border Force — Duty free
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