Bhutanese Chamber of Commerce in WA

13/10/2026

D4B Entertainment

The Bhutan Chamber of Commerce in WA (BCCWA) joins the Bhutanese community and the Bhutanese business community in congratulating Ms. Dechen T Seldon Dechen T Seldon heartiest Tashi Delek on your successful screening of Tshueltrim Metho - Brightest Girl. Dechen T Seldon has been an active supporter and an avid member of BCCWA.

We are proud of the person you have grown to and the story you inspire many. We wish you, your parents, D4B Entertainment and Blue Sky Creative Films success in your endeavours and to wish you a successful journey in your story telling, business and enterprise journey.

TASHI DELEK

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02/10/2026

02/10/2026

Pleased to welcome Dr. Sonam Penjor and Mrs. Thinley Zam Penjor to Perth, Western Australia. They are here to promote Why the Middle movie screening 2,3 and 4 October 2026 at ECL1 Lecture theatre, Murdoch University.

Dr. Sonam will also be meeting Bhutanese businesses in Perth and exploring investment opportunities.

01/10/2026

The Bhutan Chamber of Commerce Western Australia (BCCWA) was pleased to make an appreciation visit to the SD travel Australia stall at the Perth Royal Show, held at the Claremont Showgrounds.

It was a wonderful opportunity to recognise and celebrate a Bhutanese-owned business proudly showcasing its services at one of Perth’s biggest and most prominent community events.

The presence of SD Travels at the Perth Royal Show is a great representation of the entrepreneurial spirit, dedication and contribution of Bhutanese businesses in Western Australia. We sincerely appreciate their efforts in representing our community and creating greater visibility for Bhutanese enterprises.
At BCCWA, we believe that the success of one Bhutanese business contributes to the strength and success of our wider community. We remain committed to supporting, connecting, promoting and empowering Bhutanese businesses across Western Australia in every way we can.

To all Bhutanese businesses in Perth and across WA — BCCWA is here for you. Let us continue to support one another, create opportunities, build strong connections and grow together.




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23/09/2026

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23/09/2026

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22/09/2026

RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA (RBA)

The RBA has concluded that it is in the public interest to remove surcharging for all designated card networks (eftpos, Mastercard and Visa) from 1 October 2026. Designated card networks are subject to formal regulation by the RBA.

To implement this, the RBA has removed its prohibition on ‘no-surcharge’ rules with effect on and from that date.1 When effective, these changes will allow the designated card networks to impose a ban on surcharging for credit, debit and prepaid card payments on their networks.

Merchants typically deal with their acquirer or payments service provider. Card schemes set rules for these participants. The RBA does not directly regulate merchants.

What types of surcharges do these changes apply to?
The changes only apply to surcharges added because a customer pays by card. They do not apply to weekend surcharges, public holiday surcharges, or booking fees or service fees.
The changes apply to card payment surcharges on transactions on designated card networks (eftpos, Mastercard and Visa). A surcharge in the context of card payments is an extra fee charged by a merchant to a consumer for using a particular card to pay for a transaction.

Payment service providers set their own pricing for the card acquiring (or card acceptance) services they provide businesses. This may include fees for renting payment terminals, processing transactions or other payments-related offerings. These are fees for services provided and are not considered payment surcharges. The changes to remove card payment surcharging do not apply to these types of fees.

Which card networks will remove surcharging from 1 October 2026?
The three designated card networks, eftpos, Mastercard and Visa, have each decided to introduce ‘no-surcharge’ rules from 1 October 2026.

14/09/2026

Bringing Bhutanese business to limelight. BCCWA connecting the dots since 2023.

13/09/2026

MoU Anniversary | Bhutan Chamber of Commerce WA & Indonesia Chamber of Commerce WA

We are pleased to celebrate the first anniversary of our MoU, marking a year of strong cooperation, mutual support and meaningful partnership.

We sincerely appreciate the Indonesia Chamber of Commerce WA for its continued support and collaboration. We look forward to strengthening this relationship and achieving greater outcomes together in the years ahead.

Indonesian Chamber of Commerce WA
Karma Wangchuk
Ajay Dorrzi
Royal Bhutanese Embassy, Canberra
Karma SeldenKezang Wangmo
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