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The Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement (ACl-FTA) entered into force on 6 March 2009. Under the ACl-FTA, goods qualifying as Chilean originating goods by meeting the requirements of the ACl-FTA Rules of Origin, may enter Australia at preferential rates of duty. The same Rules of Origin apply for Australian originating goods entering Chile.
More information on the ACl-FTA is available via the following links.
Australian Customs Notices
- 2009/11 Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement - Rules of Origin
- 2009/12 Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement - Customs Tariff Amendments
- 2011/62 - HS2012 Product-Specific Rules of Origin for Free Trade Agreements
Legislation
- Customs Amendment (Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement Implementation) Act 2008
- Customs Tariff Amendment (Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement Implementation) Act 2008
- Customs Amendment Regulations (No. 8)
- Customs (Chilean Rules of Origin) Regulations 2008
Practice Statement and Associated Documents
- Practice Statement NO.2009/13 - Rules of Origin
- Instructions and Guidelines - Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement
- Appendix 1 Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement (Product Specific Rules - Chapter 1 to Chapter 69)
- Appendix 2 Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement (Product Specific Rules - Chapter 70 to Chapter 97)
Claiming preference under the Integrated Cargo System (ICS)
- Integrated Cargo System - claiming preferential rates
When claiming preferential tariff rates under the Australia - Chile Free Trade Agreement the following apply:
Preference Scheme TypeType Description of Preference Scheme Scheme Abbreviation CL Australia - Chile Free Trade Agreement ACl-FTA
Preference Rule Types
Scheme Description of Preference Arrangement POM Produced entirely from originating materials PS Product specific rules WO Wholly obtained goods
Origin Rulings
- ACl-FTA information regarding provision of Origin Rulings
- Application for Origin Advice Ruling Form (B659)
Other
- Sample of Australia-Chile Certificate of Origin
- Australia-Chile Free Trade Agreement (Link to the DFAT web site)
Any enquiries should be directed to the Customs Information and Support Centre by email to information@customs.gov.au or phone 1300 363 263.