Is the Australian Landing Card Still Necessary in the Written Form?

[BrianQQ]

Looks like it has rolled out to all flights arriving into Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane.

 

[leadman]

I did mine this morning, QF38 SIN > MEL. I can see the headlines now; "Seven West Media shares dive on rollout of electronic form"! How can Border Security film those people without the yellow form!

 

[AustraliaPoochie]

I did mine this morning, QF38 SIN > MEL. I can see the headlines now; "Seven West Media shares dive on rollout of electronic form"! How can Border Security film those people without the yellow form!

I dont think that Border Security is being made or produced by Channel 7 anymore.
All the Youtube ones are now passe, very old.

 

[AuSammy]

I dont think that Border Security is being made or produced by Channel 7 anymore.
All the Youtube ones are now passe, very old.

AI so may be true or may not

 

[leadman]

Recently, when I was working in Northern Greece, it was the only show on TV in English!

 

[AustraliaPoochie]

Ah, BLISS, ta a mill.

 

[OZDUCK]

I refused to watch Border Security because they never came and filmed me at work. They were really missing out on some exciting stuff `like going multiple pages of invoices to see if the correct Tariff Item and duty rate had been applied to the several hundreds of items listed. Or having extensive discussions about whether a shipment had the correct INCOTERMS applied or had actually been shipped as FOB rather than CIF as claimed. There were also fascinating discussions about whether a rotary tricone drill head meet the terms of a particular Tariff Concession Order.

All riveting stuff that would have made great TV.

 

[Warragul]

I refused to watch Border Security because they never came and filmed me at work. They were really missing out on some exciting stuff `like going multiple pages of invoices to see if the correct Tariff Item and duty rate had been applied to the several hundreds of items listed. Or having extensive discussions about whether a shipment had the correct INCOTERMS applied or had actually been shipped as FOB rather than CIF as claimed. There were also fascinating discussions about whether a rotary tricone drill head meet the terms of a particular Tariff Concession Order.

All riveting stuff that would have made great TV.

Invoice Room discussions with brokers saying why something was redlined.

Following Inland Services staff attend back in the day would have been a sight - a brewery or distillery visit before lunch perhaps?

 

[OZDUCK]

Invoice Room discussions with brokers saying why something was redlined.

Following Inland Services staff attend back in the day would have been a sight - a brewery or distillery visit before lunch perhaps?

I certainly had plenty of those sorts of discussions with brokers.

Yes the old days of Inland Services certainly would have been an eye opener.

 

[Big John]

In case you haven't seen it, here is the ET article : More travellers are ditching Australia’s arrivals card