What items can be sent by international express?

When sending international express, the following items can usually be mailed, but they need to be determined according to the regulations of the express company and the import regulations of the destination country:

1. Ordinary goods

Clothing: including clothes, shoes, bags, headwear, scarves, etc.

Household items: such as bedding (towels, blankets, fitted sheets, pillows), pots and pans, kitchen utensils, tableware, cushions, curtain fabrics, etc.

Electronic products: mobile phones, laptops, cameras, data cables, computer stands, headphones, electronic watches, etc. (pay attention to the relevant regulations on batteries and chargers).

Stationery: pencil cases, pencil sharpeners, rulers, books (non-prohibited or sensitive content), printing paper, etc.

Daily necessities: water cups, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel (non-liquid or subject to special regulations), electronic scales, egg beaters, etc.

Toys and entertainment products: puzzles, building blocks, dolls, cards (non-gambling nature), musical instruments (must meet size and weight restrictions), etc.

2. Specific categories of goods

Food: Some foods such as dried fruits, instant noodles, vacuum-packed foods (to ensure freshness), biscuits and candies can be mailed, but you need to pay attention to the shelf life and packaging requirements, as well as the import restrictions of the destination country. Meat and seafood products usually need to be specially processed and meet relevant quarantine requirements.

Cosmetics: Some cosmetics such as facial masks, lipsticks, mascara, eye shadow, toner, etc. can be mailed, but you need to ensure that the packaging is intact and meets the requirements of air transportation. Liquid cosmetics must comply with relevant regulations, such as capacity restrictions.

Health products: Some health products such as vitamins and mineral supplements can be mailed, but they must comply with the import regulations of the destination country. Pharmaceutical health products are usually strictly restricted or prohibited from being mailed.

3. Other matters needing attention

Branded goods: Branded goods that are not international brands or do not involve intellectual property infringement can usually be mailed. But be careful to avoid mailing counterfeit or infringing goods.

Special goods: Artworks, antiques, jewelry (non-precious metals), etc., can usually be mailed if they comply with relevant regulations and provide necessary supporting documents. However, attention should be paid to insurance and transportation safety issues.

Documents: Contracts, invoices, certificates, books (non-prohibited content) and other documents can be mailed, but they must be kept intact to ensure accurate transmission of information.

IV. Prohibited and restricted items

Although the above items can be mailed in most cases, special attention should be paid to the following prohibited and restricted items:

Dangerous goods: such as flammable and explosive items, toxic and harmful items, radioactive substances, etc.

Drugs and narcotics: including controlled drugs, unapproved prescription drugs, etc.

Items prohibited from circulation by law: such as weapons and simulated weapons, currency and securities, antiques and cultural relics, etc.

Animals and plants and their products: unquarantined meat, dairy products, seeds, plants, etc.

Liquids, powders and gels: items that may be restricted or prohibited from mailing in air transportation.

Before sending international express delivery, please be sure to check the relevant regulations of the express company and the import regulations of the destination country to ensure that the items being mailed meet the regulations and pass customs smoothly. At the same time, it is also important to provide true and valid customs declaration information and pay the necessary tariffs and fees.