Adderall (Medication) → Australia

Adderall (Medication) may require documentation or declaration

Details

Adderall in Australia is a Schedule 8 controlled drug under the Standard for the Uniform Scheduling of Medicines and Poisons. Travelers must carry a TGA personal-importation declaration plus the original prescription; quantities above 3 months supply require Authorised Prescriber pre-approval. ABF at SYD / MEL / BNE / PER inspects controlled-medication imports.

Quantity limit

Up to 3-month personal supply under TGA Schedule 8 personal importation; advance TGA permission recommended

Documentation required

• Documentation may be required

At the airport

1. Schedule 8 amphetamine salts (including Adderall) require prior TGA import approval if bringing more than 3 months' personal supply. Proceed to the customs declaration area.
2. Declare the medication on your incoming passenger card (tick 'medicines' and 'controlled drugs'). Present your prescription and TGA approval letter if obtained.
3. If you do not have TGA approval and carry more than 3 months' supply, the excess will be confiscated. Carrying prohibited quantities may result in charges under the Customs Act 1901.

Leaving with this item

Adderall (dextroamphetamine/amphetamine mixed salts) is a controlled stimulant in Australia and is subject to personal-export limits for prescribed users.

Practical advice

Carry documentation. Declare proactively at customs.

Customs authority

Australian Border Force (ABF) · https://www.abf.gov.au