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Restricted Items

What items cannot be shipped internationally?

Certain categories are prohibited outright (e.g. hazardous materials, undeclared currency, restricted wildlife products) and others are restricted and need extra documentation (e.g. certain foods, cosmetics, electronics containing batteries).

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Can I ship electronics with batteries internationally?

Often yes, but lithium batteries are classified as dangerous goods by most couriers and may need extra declarations or be restricted on certain routes -- check your specific courier's battery policy before booking.

Are food items allowed to be shipped internationally?

Some packaged, shelf-stable foods are allowed on certain routes, but many countries restrict or prohibit food imports entirely -- check the destination country's specific import rules before shipping.

What happens if I ship a prohibited item by mistake?

The shipment can be seized, destroyed, or returned by customs, and you may be liable for penalties -- always check both the courier's and the destination country's restricted-item lists before booking.

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Where can I find the full restricted items list for my destination?

Check the destination country's customs authority website directly, since restricted-item rules vary by country and change over time.

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