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Getaway! Johnny Depp and wife Amber Heard jet off to Hamilton Island on a private plane after actress is charged with illegally smuggling her pet dogs into Australia

By Bianca La Cioppa For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 07:05 EST, 17 July 2015 | Updated: 08:33 EST, 17 July 2015

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He's been based in Queensland for the past five months filming the latest Pirates Of The Caribbean.

But Johnny Depp and wife Amber Heard left the sunny state for the actor's next filming destination on Friday.

The couple, who married in February, were seen sitting in their private jet as they prepared to take off for Hamilton Island on Friday night, after Amber was charged with illegally smuggling her two pet dogs into Australia, earlier this year.

Getaway! Johnny Depp and wife Amber Heard jetted off to Hamilton Island on Friday night in a private plane

Charged: On Thursday, actress Amber was formally charged with illegally smuggling her two pet dogs into Australia, earlier this year

Peeking out of the oval window, Johnny covered up his eyes with a pair of dark aviator sunglasses.

The 52-year-old was recognisable by his iconic mustache and goatee as he covered his dark hair with a hat.

Meanwhile, Amber was seen to his right, covering up her blonde locks with a large black cowboy style hat.

Down Under: Johnny has been in Australia since February filming the latest Pirates Of The Caribbean

Official: The actress was charged with two counts of illegally importing her terriers Pistol and Boo on a private jet and one count of producing a false document

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard look glamorous at film premiere

The Three Days To Kill actress braved the cool winter weather in a black blazer while Johnny opted for a light blue collared shirt.

On Thursday, Amber was charged by the Australian government for smuggling her two pooches, Pistol and Boo, into the country on April 21.

The 29-year-old faces two counts of illegally importing the terriers on a private jet and one count of producing a false document.

What will be her fate? While Amber could face more than 10 years imprisonment, Johnny has escaped all charges

Facing the judge: Amber has been issued with a summons to appear in a Queensland court on 7 September

She could face more than 10 years imprisonment if authorities decide to inflict the penalty.

Amber has been issued with a summons to appear in a Queensland court on 7 September, although it's not yet known whether she will attend in person, the Commonwealth Department of Public Prosecutions said on Thursday.

Johnny has avoided any charges in relation to the event.