Shipping from
Canada
Shipping to
Zambia
- Country code: ZM
- Customs declaration language: English
Parcels
Detail | International Parcel™ (Air) | International Parcel™ (Surface) | Small Packet™ (Air) | Small Packet™ (Surface) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Rate code | 210 | 410 | 10 | 10 |
Maximum weight |
Xpresspost™ - International 30 kg |
International Parcel™ (Surface) 30 kg |
Small Packet™ (Air) 2 kg |
Small Packet™ (Surface) 2 kg |
Oversized availability | Yes | Yes |
Small Packet™ (Air) No |
Small Packet™ (Surface) No |
Maximum coverage |
Xpresspost™ - International $800 |
International Parcel™ (Surface) $800 |
Small Packet™ (Air) Not applicable |
Small Packet™ (Surface) Not applicable |
Letter-post
Detail | Description |
---|---|
Availability | Yes |
Registered Mail | Yes |
Valuables accepted | Yes |
Money orders
Detail | Description |
---|---|
Availability | No |
Fee code | Not applicable |
Currency | Not applicable |
Import restrictions
Senders should determine import restrictions from the country's authorities before posting:
- animals and animal products
- drugs, prescription and non prescription
- firearms and firearms parts
- foodstuffs
- military equipment
- plants and parts of plants
- radar equipment, transmitters and receivers
- seeds
- tobacco, raw
- Weapons and parts of weapons.
Prohibited Items
In addition to items considered non-mailable matter, the following are prohibited:
- aphrodisiacs and literature relating thereto
- asbestos
- credit cards and blanks
- currency, securities, travellers cheques
- cosmetics
- furs
- firearms, and parts thereof
- gambling devices
- ivory
- jewellery
- knives (except cutlery)
- liquids
- lottery tickets and advertising
- passports
- perfume
- powder
- prison-made goods
- spirits, preparations of, or essences and extracts of
- weapons and parts thereof.
Documentation Required
Information regarding Customs can be found in "Customs Requirements" of the Canada Postal Guide.
Commercial goods mailed to Zambia require an inserted invoice and the article labelled INVOICE ENCLOSED. Senders should post a Certificate of Origin, where required, separately to the addressee.