Duty Free Grog on Domestic sector

[Deleted member 29185]

I'm flying into AU today and I'll be picking up my duty free grog from the airport. Tomorrow, I'll be flying a domestic sector of an international flight, so checking in again at the int terminal and passing through customs I think with one of those domestic stickers. At the destination (which will also be an int. terminal, does anyone know how customs will view my (checked luggage) grog??

I personally can't see an issue, but I'm thinking of keeping my int BP and duty free receipt as evidence just in case it causes an issue.

 

[TomVexille]

I wouldn't think it would be a problem as the Duty Free stores shouldn't sell goods duty free to you without an international BP

 

[medhead]

You won't be asked to complete an incoming passenger card. No reason for them to know about it, if they do it is easily explained.

 

[Buzzard]

Many years ago I used to fly interstate on international flights quite often and shop duty free.
In those days you were asked for a flight number :mrgreen:
Never had my carry on backpack checked.

Down the track you had to show a boarding pass so the rort stopped.

 

[jsd]

Have been in the exact scenario that you've described before. Didn't have any problems so I imagine that you will be fine.