Free trade agreements in force

　　The following are Australia’s free trade agreements （listed with the entry-into-force date）.

　　♦ Australia-New Zealand （ANZCERTA or CER） – 1 January 1983

　　♦ Singapore-Australia （SAFTA） – 28 July 2003

　　♦ Australia-United States （AUSFTA） – 1 January 2005

　　♦ Thailand-Australia （TAFTA） – 1 January 2005

　　♦ Australia-Chile （ACl-FTA） – 6 March 2009

　　♦ ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand （AANZFTA） – 1 January 2010 for eight countries: Australia, New Zealand, Brunei, Burma, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam. For Thailand: 12 March 2010. For Laos: 1 January 2011. For Cambodia: 4 January 2011. For Indonesia: 10 January 2012

　　♦ Malaysia-Australia （MAFTA） – 1 January 2013

　　♦ Korea-Australia （KAFTA） – 12 December 2014

　　♦ Japan-Australia （JAEPA） – 15 January 2015

　　♦ China-Australia （ChAFTA） – 20 December 2015

　　♦ Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership （CPTPP） – 30 December 2018

　　♦ Australia-Hong Kong（Special Administrative Region of China） and associated Investment Agreement – 17 January 2020

　　♦ Peru-Australia （PAFTA） — 11 February 2020

　　♦ Indonesia- Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement （IA-CEPA） – 5 July 2020

　　♦ Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations （PACER） Plus – 13 December 2020

　　♦ Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement （RCEP） – 1 January 2022 for ten countries: Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, China, Japan, Laos, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. For Republic of Korea: 1 February 2022. For Malaysia: 18 March 2022. For Indonesia: 2 January 2023. For the Philippines on 2 June 2023.

　　♦ Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement （ECTA） – 29 December 2022

　　♦ Australia-United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement （A-UKFTA） – 31 May 2023

FTAs not yet in force

　　♦ Trans-Pacific Partnership （TPP）

　　♦ Australia-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement （CEPA）

FTAs under negotiation

　　♦ Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement

　　♦ Australia-India Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement （CECA）

FTAs under consideration

　　♦ Australia-Gulf Cooperation Council （GCC） Free Trade Agreement

Data source: Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra