
Prevent customs delays by following the right declaration workflow; learn what to declare, which documents may be requested, and how restrictions work for batteries, liquids, perfumes, and other controlled items.
Most cross-border shipments require item details and values-follow How to fill a customs declaration.
List items separately where possible; generic descriptions can trigger holds-see Customs declaration guide.
Declare what you actually paid and support it with receipts-see Customs declaration guide.
It can cause delays, document requests, or returns-common mistakes are listed in Customs declaration guide.
Start with Prohibited and restricted items to understand what is never allowed vs allowed with conditions.
Often yes when batteries are inside devices; loose batteries and power banks are higher risk-see Shipping batteries internationally.
Route and carrier rules vary; check Shipping perfume and liquids before you ship.
Invoices and proof of purchase are common requests-prepare using Invoices and proof of purchase.
Use clear descriptions, accurate values, and upload documents early-follow How to fill a customs declaration.
Use the Country guide to orient users by destination before they ship.