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Weapons and Ammunition:

• Any type of weapons (firearms, blades, etc.)
• Ammunition, cartridges, explosives, and related materials

Hazardous Materials:

• Flammable liquids (gasoline, solvents, paints)
• Chemical and toxic substances (acids, poisons, mercury)
• Radioactive materials

Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances:

• Medications containing prohibited components
• Narcotic and psychotropic drugs

Alcohol and Tobacco Products:

• Alcoholic beverages (restrictions depend on the destination country)
• Tobacco products (cigarettes, cigars, tobacco)

Animals and Plants:

• Live animals
• Plants and seeds (subject to the customs laws of the destination country)

Precious Metals and Stones:

• Gold, silver, platinum in bars
• Precious stones without documentation verifying their origin

Counterfeit Goods:

• Fake products
• Items that violate copyright and patent laws

Personal Documents and Important Papers:

• Passports, identification documents
• Notarized documents and contracts

Food Products:

• Fresh and perishable goods
• Meat, fish, dairy products (depending on the destination country's regulations)

Cultural and Artistic Items:

• Antiques and works of art without proper authorization
• Archaeological finds and cultural heritage items

This list helps senders avoid violations of international and local laws when shipping items, considering the regulations of different countries and customs requirements.

It's recommended to offer insurance for valuable or fragile items. This allows the sender to receive compensation in case of loss or damage during transit.

• Pack items according to their fragility or specific nature (e.g., glassware or electronics). Use protective materials such as bubble wrap or foam where necessary.
• It is prohibited to send items that do not meet packaging safety requirements (e.g., unprotected liquids that may leak).

Maximum weight and size limits may vary depending on the shipping method and destination country. Be aware of these restrictions when sending large or heavy items.

Recipients in certain countries may be required to pay duties, fees, or taxes upon receiving their items. This should be made clear in advance to avoid surprises for either the sender or recipient.

Ensure the item being sent is allowed to be imported into the destination country. Some countries have specific restrictions on certain products such as food, medical items, or technological equipment.

Due to the fire risk, lithium-ion batteries must be carefully packaged and may be prohibited by some carriers or in certain countries.

If the recipient cannot collect the package immediately, package will be held by the carrier for a limited time. After this period, the item may be returned to the sender at their expense.

For international shipments, goods may need to be declared along with their value. Ensure that all declarations match the actual content and value of the shipment to avoid delays at customs.