Shipping guide
Send wine from Australia to South Korea
Yes, you can send wine and spirits from Australia to South Korea with CellarJet, up to 6 bottles per shipment. Buy from any Australian winery, distillery or retailer and have it delivered to our Adelaide warehouse. We repack it for export and ship it express, usually in 4–7 business days. You’ll need your Personal Customs Clearance Code (PCCC) when you book.
How long does delivery to South Korea take?
Estimated transit: 4–7 business days. The carrier and final route are confirmed when the shipment is prepared.
What duties and taxes will I pay?
Import duties and taxes are paid to the customs clearance agent when your parcel arrives.
10% VAT + customs duty, commonly 20% for whisky, plus liquor tax and 30% education tax on the relevant tax base. Liquor tax varies by product category; confirm the current tariff for wine or spirits.
How many bottles can I send?
Maximum 6 bottles per shipment. Each shipment is charged at the 6-bottle rate.
What do I need for customs clearance?
Personal Customs Clearance Code (PCCC), starting with P followed by 12 digits.
Where do you deliver?
Remote postcodes may attract a courier surcharge. Enter the delivery postcode in the Shipping Calculator to check.
Can I combine orders from several sellers?
Orders from several sellers can be held for up to 30 days from the first arrival and shipped together. Local carrier delivery and signature requirements may vary.
Why ship with CellarJet?
- Save up to 37% on 6 bottles compared with leading international couriers’ advertised rates.
- Buy from any Australian seller; we handle the export paperwork and packing.
- See a live estimate in AUD with the Korean won equivalent.
What is a PCCC?
Your Personal Customs Clearance Code: P followed by 12 digits. Korean customs needs it to release your shipment.
How many bottles can I send to South Korea?
Up to 6 bottles per shipment, charged at the 6-bottle rate.
What will I pay when it arrives?
10% VAT, customs duty, liquor tax and education tax, paid to the clearance agent on arrival.
Where can I check the official rules?
Check current import requirements with Korea Customs Service. This link opens the official website in a new tab.
Visit Korea Customs ServiceNext step
See shipment requirements and request an estimate for this destination.
These are general shipping notes, not legal or tax advice. Transit times are estimates from dispatch at our warehouse, and import rules can change. Confirm current requirements with the official authority linked above.