Understating the declared value of shipments may arouse suspicion and, accordingly, be subject to inspection by the customs authorities. This may cause a delay when picking up or returning the shipment.

Understating the declared value can also result in the loss of insurance coverage and affect the receipt of insurance compensation in case of loss or damage to the shipment.

The purpose of the shipment is a specific goal achieved by an individual when sending parcels and cargoes outside the country.

When defining the purpose of the shipment, make sure you are clear about your intentions, as this will affect customs clearance procedures, documentation, and possible additional costs.

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There are additional restrictions on sending abroad:

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  Not all shipments are accepted for transportation. Find more details by following the link.
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  A complete package of documents must be provided when sending abroad.
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  International shipments are subject to customs procedures when imported into the country of destination.
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  Additional charges may apply depending on the purpose of the shipment.

International delivery rates are based on the following:

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  Size and type of the shipment
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  Country of destination
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  Additional services: packaging, customs payments, addressed delivery, etc.