Pack items in a strong, well-sealed box.

If you printed the shipping label, stick it on the outside of the box.

Do you need a box?

You'll find boxes in various dimensions in the eShop or in the nearest Post Office or Post Point.

Stick the following completed documents on the outside of your parcel:

• customs declaration
• 4 copies of the commercial invoice or the pro forma invoice 

Is your shipment worth more than €1000?

• In that case, stick a completed Single Administrative Document on your parcel.

These items are prohibited in every international shipment:

• dangerous substances, chemicals, explosives, flammable, radioactive, biological and/or infectious substances, food and plant products
• drugs, narcotics ands psychotropic substances
• weapons, knives, daggers and other pointed, sharp or cutting objects
• living animals or parasites
• objects that are visibaly contrary to common decency or public order
• objects, texts or substances of which the import, export, circulation, distribution, use and posession are generally forbidden by law
• objects that, due to their shape, nature or packaging, can be dangerous for people or other shipments, or that can damage or taint postal equipment or the property of third parties
• bearer bonds, coins, banknotes, jewellery (expect costume jewellery under €500), valuable materials (unless they are sent in a sealed envelope with a valuation declaration - they can be sent as international registered mail with the declared value, but only if the destination country also offers this service)
• object that fall under the penal code or under penal provisions that are a breach of special laws
• gases under pressure, toxic or corrosive substances, organic fuels and peroxides

These items are prohibited in shipments to China:

• items that contain a political, economic, cultural or moral bias against China, and goods that are deemed a public health risk
• Chinese currency
• transmitting and receiving equipment for telegraphy
• wooden containers
• coins, banknotes, bearer bonds or traveller's checks
• wristwatches, radios, cameras, televisions, videorecorders, bicycles
• hides and feathers from animals that are not pets, except ostriches
• worn clothes
• meat and meat products

You can mail parcels to China in every Post Office or Post Point.

Find the nearest Post Office or Post Point.