Amid today’s era of competition, international business involves many complexities and requires procuring expertise in different fields to achieve desired results. Availability of the expertise is costly affair and if ignored, it is hard to compete and get desired results.

Bliss Overseas Pty Ltd is privately owned Australian company registered in Victoria since 2004. Vishal Arora, sole director of the company is Australian citizen. Born and brought up in India, he moved to Australia in 2000. He studied in Swinburne University of Techonology, Melbourne and completed Master of Information technology. Being conversant with cultures of both Australia and India, he possesses the right competancies to streamline trade between the two countries. We have offices in Victoria and New Delhi, India managed by qualified and experienced professionals from different fields to cater operational management services to Australian and Indian companies

Trade potentials between Australia & India

• India and Australia have several commonalities, which serve as a foundation for closer cooperation and multifaceted interaction. Both are strong, vibrant, secular and multicultural democracies. They both have a free press and an independent judicial system; the English language is an important link. Cricket is a significant element in awareness at the popular level.
• Australia’s exports of goods to India have risen by an annual average of nearly 24% for the past 5 years. India is Australia’s fourth largest export destination.
• Potential for Indo-Australian cooperation exists in infrastructure development including roads, ports, airports and railways; power sector; mining; oil and natural gas including LNG; biotechnology; drugs and pharmaceuticals; information technology; water management, soil conservation and waste disposal; food processing and agribusiness; film and television; processing of gems and jewellery; tourism; and education.
• Three products – coal, non monetary gold and copper ores – account for over 86 percent of India’s imports from Australia, with coal being the dominant import.
• India is Australia’s largest export market for gold and chickpeas, second largest market for coal and copper ores, third largest market for lead and wool, and a growing market for nickel exports.
• Main Australian service exports to India are Education; education – related travel; tourism.
• Main Indian service exports are Computer & information services; tourism.
• There is an Indian community of nearly 450,000 in Australia which is contributing to the Australian economy in their role as teachers, doctors, accountants, engineers and researchers. India is the third largest source of immigrants for Australia. There are currently about 36,000 Indian students studying in Australian Universities.

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