So I just arrived in Sydney, Australia, and one thing I can tell you is the immigration is as strict as they say. I fill out the immigration card. I have nothing to declare, and even though I said that several times to several different officers and also fill that out on the card, you still go through all of the security. You get X-Rade, etc. It's kind of funny because they have a TV show that shoots water control or something. It shoots in the immigration, because it's, I think, so much entertaining to catch people that bring in stuff. It is a bit complicated. Rule of thumb. Don't bring in anything that you can eat. Don't bring in any plants or animal products. Don't bring in any natural things like dirt on golf shoes, for example. That would get you in trouble. Make sure that your golf shoes are very clean before you come in. I bought some crisps in the airport in Singapore and I decided to not bring that in at the risk of getting fined. I heard the fines are quite steep. So, yeah, just don't bring anything you can eat just to be safe. Bring any natural products or animal products, dirt on shoes, stuff like that. Plants, anything like that would probably get you quite a hefty fine. Make sure that you take any kind of peanuts or anything that you have in your bag in the airline, perhaps, out of your bag as well before you come in. They do scan most all the bags that I still coming through today with X-Rade scanners. Some will be opened and checked as well. Yeah, just keep that in mind when you come in. It is in fact a strict as they say it is.