Use Form 029 Aircraft registration initial registration to register an imported aircraft.
We gather and store your information according to our privacy statement.
There are rules to register an imported aircraft in Australia.
You must supply official notification from the relevant authority of de-registration or non-registration, either:
To nominate a specific registration mark, you must reserve that mark from our list of available marks.
If you do not reserve a mark, we will allocate and available mark.
You must provide a statutory declaration when the:
The statutory declaration should outline aircraft's whereabouts and operations since either:
The declaration also needs to state that the aircraft has not been on the register of any other country since the cancellation or issue of the non-registration notice.
You cannot have aircraft registered in 2 countries at the same time.
Submit your statutory declaration along with your application.
Read more on statutory declarations.
Use Form 029 Aircraft registration initial registration to register an imported aircraft.
We gather and store your information according to our privacy statement.
See the form for instructions on how to submit the form and supporting documents to us.
You must pay the fee before we can process your form.
We will review your application to ensure it is correct and complete. We will contact you if we need more information.
If we register your aircraft, you must also get a Certificate of Airworthiness (CofA). For CofA matters please contact us or an appropriately authorised person.
See
AC 21-33 Delivery of aircraft to Australia (PDF, 270.16 KB).
For information about duties and taxes, contact the Australian Border Force.