Customs clearance in Australia refers to the process of completing the necessary paperwork and fulfilling regulatory requirements to import or export goods across the country's borders. It involves submitting appropriate documentation, such as invoices and permits, to the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS). Customs clearance ensures that imported goods comply with Australian laws and regulations, including tariffs, taxes, and import restrictions. Importers and exporters are responsible for providing accurate information and paying the applicable duties and taxes. Working with customs brokers or freight forwarders can simplify the customs clearance process, helping businesses navigate the complex regulations and ensure smooth movement of goods in and out of Australia.