Daigou Process explained

Sharing some thoughts on Daigou process of A2.

The information I am about to write isn't 100% correct since I can't see the full picture but its good enough

1 Daigou will buy A2 from a retailer like woolworth, 2 tins limited unless you are ..... yeah.

2 Daigou bring the tins to Chinese post shops, normally called daigou shop, they use AUexpress, EWE， AUSE ，SINO and some people use Australia post, good luck on them.

3 Packing tins into boxes, lift off the cap of A2, make a mark across the entire body of the tin, make another mark on both sides of the purple cap, take photos, fill out the forms, take picture of the forms, wrap more adhesive tapes on every edge of the box, take a final picture, leave the box, go home.

4 Go home upload receiver's Chinese security identity card, both front and back, clear, big size picture.

5 For example of using AUexpress, they have vans come to pick up your goods later in the evening, goods will be upload onto AirChina's plane in a couple days.

6 Shanghai, JiangSu, Zhejiang, Guangzhou will receive the A2 pretty soon, 3 weeks on average for receiver to receive it, EWE takes much less time, maybe one week, or 2 weeks for far places in China.
Once the goods arrived to China, it usually take a few days for custom clearance, Chinese new year, End of the year are the busy time, so skip that time.

7 Goods can be tracked by using WeChat, also the website, keep the receipt and copy of invoice safely.

8 Some Daigou shop have A2 in stock at all time, and they sell a bundle to you, which is 6 cans of A2 stage 1+shipping fee = $280 for example, phoenix beauty is a daigou shop who does that, and their 6 cans of A2 comes as the original packaging from factory. and they use EWE, which is quick.

9 So, you use EWE or AUexpress here in Australia, and once the goods got cleared from custom, other Chinese express in China will takeover the job, such as SFexpress and ChinaPost.