Yellow customs cards to be phased out
Australia is phasing out yellow customs declaration forms at international airports, replacing them with digital passenger cards by the end of 2027. The system has been trialled at Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne airports, with over 450,000 passengers using the digital version through the Qantas app. The federal government has committed $56 million to upgrading borders, with the digital rollout expanding to Adelaide and Perth by the end of this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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