Personal Effects Customs Clearance Austria
Important Information
- Clearance Time
Austrian customs inspect all shipments, which can take up to 10 days, this is outside of the control of Send My Bag and as such time sensitive shipments such as baggage for a holiday should not be sent on this route.
- Duty Free Clearance not applicable to all shipments
Duty relief will only be granted to shipments considered as permanent imports for one year or more such as for relocation, study, returning residents who were studying or working abroad for more than one year, and where the relevant evidence is also provided.
Unlike most other countries, Austrian customs do not consider temporary imports of personal effects such as those for a holiday or business trip, or the import of goods by returning residents who have been outside of Austria for less than one year, as tax exempt, customs will assess shipments on a case by case basis. If Austrian customs assesses that duty and taxes are due, these will need to be paid by the receiver directly to our courier partner in Austria including any additional courier fees for processing the shipment . Typically, duties and taxes are calculated at around 20-30% of the declared value of your shipment, however, Austrian customs can inspect shipments at their discretion and charge duties based on their own assessed value if they believe the goods' value has been under declared, or there are undeclared items on the packing list.
Documents Required (All customers)
All customers will be required to provide the documents below. If the consignee is moving / relocating to Austria, or going there to study, they will also need to provide the relevant documents in that section.
- Passport
A copy of the consignee’s passport details page is required.
- Flight Ticket
A copy of the consignee’s flight ticket dated within 6 months of the shipment's arrival in Austria is required. This must show travel from the same country that the shipment is being sent from. If the consignee has travelled in multiple journeys between the origin and Austria this is acceptable, and multiple flight tickets can be provided.
and if applicable
Relocations and students.
If you are relocating or returning to Austria to live, after living in another country for at least one year or more, or you are moving to Austria for full time study, then your shipment can be cleared duty free providing the relevant documents are provided.
Duty relief for relocations is only granted if the goods are imported within 6 months of the customer's arrival in Austria. Goods imported over six months since the consignee's arrival may still be imported with duties applied, or if the consignee applies in person directly to Austrian customs for an exemption, however, Send My Bag cannot assist with that process.
- Registration Certificate (Bestätigung der Meldung).
The consignee's Registration Certificate will be required to be eligible for duty free clearance. The original physical copy of this may be requested and need to be posted to our courier partner to submit to Austrian customs to complete clearance.
- Enrolment or placement letter
This must clearly show the students full name, the University or College's name and address, along with the name of the course being studied and date the course begins.
- Customs Declaration Form
Our courier partner in Austria may contact the consignee directly to request an additional form is completed for customs clearance. They will then require that the physical signed copy of this form is posted directly to them to complete clearance with Austrian customs.
General Personal Effects Customs Information
Personal effects are typically defined as used items which have been in the sender's possession for 6 months or more. If your shipment is checked by customs and is found to contain brand new or commercial items, you shipment may not be assessed as personal effects. Keep this in mind if you are sending Christmas gifts or other new items. Please check with customs so you are aware of potential customs duties, follow any advice given and attach all necessary documentation.
In order to demonstrate that your shipment consists of personal effects, you will be required to complete a brief non-generic packing list online, entries to be made in the format: "5 x Cotton Dresses, 2 x Jeans, 3 x Pair of Gloves", and so on, rather than as "10 x Used Clothing".
As customs processes and allowances vary by country, we advise all customers take 5 minutes to check how their personal circumstances and what they are sending will be assessed under the prevailing customs regulations of the destination.
More information is available on our customs information page.
Customs Clearance Time
When a bag is stopped by customs for any reason (missing documentation, impromptu inspection, prohibited contents, commercial contents or further information required) Send My Bag records how long customs hold it for. Our historical statistics for this route indicate that if the customs authority stops your bag they will on average take 7 working days to process it and release it back to us for delivery.
Shipping Gifts to Austria
Austrian Customs advise that for gifts to enter the country without duties or taxes, the value will need to be €45 or less. Should the shipment exceed the €45 limit, duties and taxes will be applied to the entire shipment.
Personal Effects Customs Clearance Austria
Important Information
- Clearance Time
Austrian customs inspect all shipments, which can take up to 10 days, this is outside of the control of Send My Bag and as such time sensitive shipments such as baggage for a holiday should not be sent on this route.
- Duty Free Clearance not applicable to all shipments
Duty relief will only be granted to shipments considered as permanent imports for one year or more such as for relocation, study, returning residents who were studying or working abroad for more than one year, and where the relevant evidence is also provided.
Unlike most other countries, Austrian customs do not consider temporary imports of personal effects such as those for a holiday or business trip, or the import of goods by returning residents who have been outside of Austria for less than one year, as tax exempt, customs will assess shipments on a case by case basis. If Austrian customs assesses that duty and taxes are due, these will need to be paid by the receiver directly to our courier partner in Austria including any additional courier fees for processing the shipment . Typically, duties and taxes are calculated at around 20-30% of the declared value of your shipment, however, Austrian customs can inspect shipments at their discretion and charge duties based on their own assessed value if they believe the goods' value has been under declared, or there are undeclared items on the packing list.
Documents Required (All customers)
All customers will be required to provide the documents below. If the consignee is moving / relocating to Austria, or going there to study, they will also need to provide the relevant documents in that section.
- Passport
A copy of the consignee’s passport details page is required.
- Flight Ticket
A copy of the consignee’s flight ticket dated within 6 months of the shipment's arrival in Austria is required. This must show travel from the same country that the shipment is being sent from. If the consignee has travelled in multiple journeys between the origin and Austria this is acceptable, and multiple flight tickets can be provided.
and if applicable
Relocations and students.
If you are relocating or returning to Austria to live, after living in another country for at least one year or more, or you are moving to Austria for full time study, then your shipment can be cleared duty free providing the relevant documents are provided.
Duty relief for relocations is only granted if the goods are imported within 6 months of the customer's arrival in Austria. Goods imported over six months since the consignee's arrival may still be imported with duties applied, or if the consignee applies in person directly to Austrian customs for an exemption, however, Send My Bag cannot assist with that process.
- Registration Certificate (Bestätigung der Meldung).
The consignee's Registration Certificate will be required to be eligible for duty free clearance. The original physical copy of this may be requested and need to be posted to our courier partner to submit to Austrian customs to complete clearance.
- Enrolment or placement letter
This must clearly show the students full name, the University or College's name and address, along with the name of the course being studied and date the course begins.
- Customs Declaration Form
Our courier partner in Austria may contact the consignee directly to request an additional form is completed for customs clearance. They will then require that the physical signed copy of this form is posted directly to them to complete clearance with Austrian customs.
General Personal Effects Customs Information
Personal effects are typically defined as used items which have been in the sender's possession for 6 months or more. If your shipment is checked by customs and is found to contain brand new or commercial items, you shipment may not be assessed as personal effects. Keep this in mind if you are sending Christmas gifts or other new items. Please check with customs so you are aware of potential customs duties, follow any advice given and attach all necessary documentation.
In order to demonstrate that your shipment consists of personal effects, you will be required to complete a brief non-generic packing list online, entries to be made in the format: "5 x Cotton Dresses, 2 x Jeans, 3 x Pair of Gloves", and so on, rather than as "10 x Used Clothing".
As customs processes and allowances vary by country, we advise all customers take 5 minutes to check how their personal circumstances and what they are sending will be assessed under the prevailing customs regulations of the destination.
More information is available on our customs information page.
Customs Clearance Time
When a bag is stopped by customs for any reason (missing documentation, impromptu inspection, prohibited contents, commercial contents or further information required) Send My Bag records how long customs hold it for. Our historical statistics for this route indicate that if the customs authority stops your bag they will on average take 7 working days to process it and release it back to us for delivery.
Shipping Gifts to Austria
Austrian Customs advise that for gifts to enter the country without duties or taxes, the value will need to be €45 or less. Should the shipment exceed the €45 limit, duties and taxes will be applied to the entire shipment.
A maximum of 1 lithium battery is permitted per shipment (excludes to / from Australia) when it is contained within a working personal electronic device such as a mobile phone. Review our battery policy.
- Aerosols or any other pressurised containers;
- Liquids, Pastes and Gels of any type (including nail varnish and perfume);
- Toner Cartridges;
- Loose Batteries & Power Banks;
- No more than ONE device containing a lithium battery in line with our battery policy OR when shipping to / from Australia or China, NO device containing any kind of battery;
- Tracking devices such as AirTags;
- Animals and Animal products;
- Firearms and firearm parts, ammunition, weapons (including imitations of same);
- Explosives, incendiary materials and devices including but not limited to fireworks, matches, flares, solid fuels;
- Flowers and plant products;
- Human remains or ashes;
- Medical samples;
- Items that require a temperature controlled environment;
- Pornography;
- Prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- Tobacco and vaping products regardless of nicotine content;
- Religious Artefacts
- Foodstuffs, perishable, animal origin and controlled food articles and beverages including, but not limited to: Fruit & vegetables, dairy products (including dried products containing dairy such as milk chocolate and protein powder), meat, fish, nuts, seeds, wine, beer, spirits and champagne; or
- Packages that are wet, leaking or emit an odour of any kind;
- Valuables and high value items including but not limited to antiques, paintings, jewellery, precious stones and electrical equipment (low value electrical equipment is permitted but sent at the owner's risk);
- Cash or other forms of tradeable currency;
- Credit cards;
- Passports or other confidential personal documentation;
- Irreplaceable items;
- Other Dangerous / hazardous goods;
- Counterfeit goods;
- Items from sanctioned countries;
- Other illegal or restricted goods.
More information is available under section 11 of our terms of service.
Additional prohibited items for Austria
- All non-prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- All health and nutritional supplements;
- Single use plastics including cutlery, plates, straws, cotton bud sticks, and food containers and cups made of polystyrene.
Items excluded from cover
The following items will be accepted but are sent at your risk and are not included under complimentary cover:
- Electrical Items, including but not limited to; Tablets, Mobile Phones, Computers, Hi-Fis, TVs.
- Glass & Porcelain.
- Any other non standard excess baggage items.
If you choose to send any of the above please ensure you package the item appropriately, for example a TV inside a suitcase is not appropriate.
A maximum of 1 lithium battery is permitted per shipment (excludes to / from Australia) when it is contained within a working personal electronic device such as a mobile phone. Review our battery policy.
- Aerosols or any other pressurised containers;
- Liquids, Pastes and Gels of any type (including nail varnish and perfume);
- Toner Cartridges;
- Loose Batteries & Power Banks;
- No more than ONE device containing a lithium battery in line with our battery policy OR when shipping to / from Australia or China, NO device containing any kind of battery;
- Tracking devices such as AirTags;
- Animals and Animal products;
- Firearms and firearm parts, ammunition, weapons (including imitations of same);
- Explosives, incendiary materials and devices including but not limited to fireworks, matches, flares, solid fuels;
- Flowers and plant products;
- Human remains or ashes;
- Medical samples;
- Items that require a temperature controlled environment;
- Pornography;
- Prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- Tobacco and vaping products regardless of nicotine content;
- Religious Artefacts
- Foodstuffs, perishable, animal origin and controlled food articles and beverages including, but not limited to: Fruit & vegetables, dairy products (including dried products containing dairy such as milk chocolate and protein powder), meat, fish, nuts, seeds, wine, beer, spirits and champagne; or
- Packages that are wet, leaking or emit an odour of any kind;
- Valuables and high value items including but not limited to antiques, paintings, jewellery, precious stones and electrical equipment (low value electrical equipment is permitted but sent at the owner's risk);
- Cash or other forms of tradeable currency;
- Credit cards;
- Passports or other confidential personal documentation;
- Irreplaceable items;
- Other Dangerous / hazardous goods;
- Counterfeit goods;
- Items from sanctioned countries;
- Other illegal or restricted goods.
More information is available under section 11 of our terms of service.
Additional prohibited items for Austria
- All non-prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- All health and nutritional supplements;
- Single use plastics including cutlery, plates, straws, cotton bud sticks, and food containers and cups made of polystyrene.
Items excluded from cover
The following items will be accepted but are sent at your risk and are not included under complimentary cover:
- Electrical Items, including but not limited to; Tablets, Mobile Phones, Computers, Hi-Fis, TVs.
- Glass & Porcelain.
- Any other non standard excess baggage items.
If you choose to send any of the above please ensure you package the item appropriately, for example a TV inside a suitcase is not appropriate.
On EU standard services (not express) and all UK and US domestic services you may send:
- Shower gel.
- Toothpaste.
- Other non flammable and non alcohol based liquids, pastes & gels for use on holiday.
Nail varnish, perfume and aerosols are not permitted. If these items are included in your luggage it may be returned to you.
Whilst non alcohol based liquids are permitted, damage caused by leakage is not covered by complimentary cover and therefore only small amounts should be sent. If an x-ray shows liquids of any type security may stop your bag for inspection.
A maximum of 1 lithium battery is permitted per shipment (excludes to / from Australia) when it is contained within a working personal electronic device such as a mobile phone. Review our battery policy. The following items are prohibited at all times:
- Aerosols or any other pressurised containers;
- Alcohol based or Flammable Liquids, Pastes and Gels of any type including, but not limited to, nail varnish and perfume;
- Toner Cartridges;
- Loose Batteries & Power Banks;
- No more than ONE device containing a lithium battery in line with our battery policy OR when shipping to / from Australia or China, NO device containing any kind of battery;
- Tracking devices such as AirTags;
- Animals and Animal products;
- Firearms and firearm parts, ammunition, weapons (including imitations of same);
- Explosives, incendiary materials and devices including but not limited to fireworks, matches, flares, solid fuels;
- Flowers and plant products;
- Human remains or ashes;
- Medical samples;
- Items that require a temperature controlled environment;
- Pornography;
- Prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- Tobacco and vaping products regardless of nicotine content;
- Religious Artefacts
- Foodstuffs, perishable, animal origin and controlled food articles and beverages including, but not limited to: Fruit & vegetables, dairy products (including dried products containing dairy such as milk chocolate and protein powder), meat, fish, nuts, seeds, wine, beer, spirits and champagne; or
- Packages that are wet, leaking or emit an odour of any kind;
- Valuables and high value items including but not limited to antiques, paintings, jewellery, precious stones and electrical equipment (low value electrical equipment is permitted but sent at the owner's risk);
- Cash or other forms of tradeable currency;
- Credit cards;
- Passports or other confidential personal documentation;
- Irreplaceable items;
- Other Dangerous / hazardous goods;
- Counterfeit goods;
- Items from sanctioned countries;
- Other illegal or restricted goods.
More information is available under section 11 of our terms of service.
Additional prohibited items for Austria
- All non-prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- All health and nutritional supplements;
- Single use plastics including cutlery, plates, straws, cotton bud sticks, and food containers and cups made of polystyrene.
Items Excluded From Cover
The following items will be accepted but are sent at your risk and are not included under complimentary cover:
- Electrical Items, including but not limited to; Tablets, Mobile Phones, Computers, Hi-Fis, TVs.
- Glass & Porcelain.
- Any other non standard excess baggage items.
If you choose to send any of the above please ensure you package the item appropriately, for example a TV inside a suitcase is not appropriate.
On EU standard services (not express) and all UK and US domestic services you may send:
- Shower gel.
- Toothpaste.
- Other non flammable and non alcohol based liquids, pastes & gels for use on holiday.
Nail varnish, perfume and aerosols are not permitted. If these items are included in your luggage it may be returned to you.
Whilst non alcohol based liquids are permitted, damage caused by leakage is not covered by complimentary cover and therefore only small amounts should be sent. If an x-ray shows liquids of any type security may stop your bag for inspection.
A maximum of 1 lithium battery is permitted per shipment (excludes to / from Australia) when it is contained within a working personal electronic device such as a mobile phone. Review our battery policy. The following items are prohibited at all times:
- Aerosols or any other pressurised containers;
- Alcohol based or Flammable Liquids, Pastes and Gels of any type including, but not limited to, nail varnish and perfume;
- Toner Cartridges;
- Loose Batteries & Power Banks;
- No more than ONE device containing a lithium battery in line with our battery policy OR when shipping to / from Australia or China, NO device containing any kind of battery;
- Tracking devices such as AirTags;
- Animals and Animal products;
- Firearms and firearm parts, ammunition, weapons (including imitations of same);
- Explosives, incendiary materials and devices including but not limited to fireworks, matches, flares, solid fuels;
- Flowers and plant products;
- Human remains or ashes;
- Medical samples;
- Items that require a temperature controlled environment;
- Pornography;
- Prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- Tobacco and vaping products regardless of nicotine content;
- Religious Artefacts
- Foodstuffs, perishable, animal origin and controlled food articles and beverages including, but not limited to: Fruit & vegetables, dairy products (including dried products containing dairy such as milk chocolate and protein powder), meat, fish, nuts, seeds, wine, beer, spirits and champagne; or
- Packages that are wet, leaking or emit an odour of any kind;
- Valuables and high value items including but not limited to antiques, paintings, jewellery, precious stones and electrical equipment (low value electrical equipment is permitted but sent at the owner's risk);
- Cash or other forms of tradeable currency;
- Credit cards;
- Passports or other confidential personal documentation;
- Irreplaceable items;
- Other Dangerous / hazardous goods;
- Counterfeit goods;
- Items from sanctioned countries;
- Other illegal or restricted goods.
More information is available under section 11 of our terms of service.
Additional prohibited items for Austria
- All non-prescription drugs and pharmaceutical products;
- All health and nutritional supplements;
- Single use plastics including cutlery, plates, straws, cotton bud sticks, and food containers and cups made of polystyrene.
Items Excluded From Cover
The following items will be accepted but are sent at your risk and are not included under complimentary cover:
- Electrical Items, including but not limited to; Tablets, Mobile Phones, Computers, Hi-Fis, TVs.
- Glass & Porcelain.
- Any other non standard excess baggage items.
If you choose to send any of the above please ensure you package the item appropriately, for example a TV inside a suitcase is not appropriate.
Why Ship to Austria
Austria is a mecca for outdoor activities such as skiing, cycling and hiking, with many people taking their own equipment. This can become a problem with excess baggage fees and airport transfers.
Send My Bag can save you money and make your journey even easier by collecting your luggage and equipment from your home and delivering it to your destination so that you can start your holiday straight away.
Our low prices, coupled with a fast and secure delivery system, means that you can travel light - especially helpful if you have multiple transfers during your journey. Our carrier service is also great for students that are relocating for study reasons, whether for their entire degree course or as part of their third year abroad. Being able to ship their possessions to Austria makes it a lot easier for students to transition to a new way of life abroad.
Send Luggage to Austria
You could choose to send your luggage and boxes to Austria with Send My Bag. This is an excellent solution if you are going on holiday to Austria and you need to bring lots of warm clothing or sporting equipment. It’s also a great option for students who need to bring enough clothes and other everyday items to set up home in Austria for a term, or longer. Sending your luggage to Austria with Send My Bag means you can bring lots of your favourite things with you to make you feel at home. With your luggage taken care of, you can focus on discovering your new surroundings. To learn more about sending luggage to Austria, visit our ‘How it works’ page, or our ‘FAQs’.
Removals to Austria
If you are moving to Austria permanently, or for a lengthy work contract, you will have to consider international removals to Austria in order to take your possessions with you. Before you give anything to the movers, however, ensure that you have packed everything up well so that it arrives in one piece. Use suitable packaging for your items and tape everything up well.
Student Shipping to Austria
Many students spend their third year abroad in Austria, whether as part of the Erasmus+ scheme or as an English language assistant in an Austrian school. You might even choose to take your whole degree course in Austria, which has a number of good universities to choose from, such as the University of Vienna and the University of Innsbruck. If you are a student looking to set up home in Austria, you will need to bring a lot of possessions with you, such as your course textbooks and many other everyday items, like fiction books, clothes and DVDs, so shipping your possessions is a handy option. Read more about student shipping on our student removals page and find out how to receive your student discount.
Sending a Parcel to Austria
You can easily send a parcel to Austria with Send My Bag. This is especially useful if you left some items at home when you moved to Austria. You can just ask a friend or family member to put the forgotten items in a box and send them on to you. Or, friends can send you care packages to help remind you of home. Send My Bag can send parcels internationally to Austria for you. Just make sure you choose a sturdy box when sending a parcel to Austria and tape it up well so nothing gets damaged in transit. Find out more about sending a parcel and learn what you can send with Send My Bag and how to package your items.
Ways of Shipping to Austria
If you are going skiing in Austria, or if you are moving to Austria to study or to live, you will need to transport your possessions. To make an informed decision about how best to do this, you should be aware of the various options available for shipping items to Austria. You can choose between several different options for international shipping to Austria
Send Golf Clubs to Austria
While more famous for its ski resorts, Austria also has many golf courses – around 140, in fact. The best include Fontana, Adamstal and Schloss Schönborn. If you want to try out some of these courses, you can do so using your own clubs by sending them to Austria with Send My Bag. This will allow you to travel without being weighed down by heavy clubs. You can also avoid oversized baggage fees from your airline by sending your golf clubs. Read more about how to send golf clubs with Send My Bag, including how best to package your golf clubs.
About Austria
Austria is an alpine country situated in Central Europe and is famous for its winter sports, historical cities and magnificent scenery. In Austria there are plenty of activities for those that love the outdoors, from skiing and snowboarding, to cycling and hiking - all of which are located in a stunning range of landscapes. In winter Austria becomes one of the top ski destinations in the world, with exciting runs in St Anton, Kitzbühel, Sölden and Mayrhofen, complete with wonderful Après-Ski and lots of evening entertainment.
Austria’s cities offer a mixture of history and modern architecture, as well as some great shopping and nightlife, with Vienna, Graz and Salzburg topping most people’s lists. Austria is famous for its ski resorts, which are often cheaper and less busy than similar resorts in Switzerland and France. Many Austrian ski resorts provide a wide range of family activities and offer a more relaxed environment, perfect for families and groups alike.
Austria has a continental climate, with temperatures averaging around 25°C, although it often reaches 35°C in the lowlands during summer months. The skiing season lasts from December to late March where temperatures can drop to -10°C, although the Alpine region can suffer from large fluctuations all year round. Experiencing the great outdoors in Austria is a must, given the country's spectacular landscapes.
Austrian food is distinctive and usually of the stodgy variety, often consisting of various meats served with dumplings and potatoes. Wiener schnitzel, a bread-crumb covered veal escalope, is popular in the region and is somewhat of a national dish. Bread is also a staple in Austria with a wide range of available, including rye bread and Semmel.
Please explore this page further to find out about Send My Bag’s shipping service to Austria.
Send your Bike to Austria
Austria has the perfect scenery for enjoyable bikes ride. You can either opt for mountain biking in the hills or more leisurely bike rides along the many rivers and lakes. If you want to enjoy a cycling holiday in Austria, you can send your bicycle with Send My Bag. Sending your bike to Austria is much easier than checking it into the hold of your plane. You will avoid oversized baggage fees and won't have to carry the bike to and from the airport. Your bike will need to be taken apart and properly packaged before being sent to Austria. Check out our information on bike shipping to learn more.
Send Skis to Austria
Austria is a popular ski destination, with well-known resorts including Kitzbühel and St Anton. If you would rather not hire skis when you are there but use your own skis instead, you can send them with Send My Bag. You can send them ahead and have them waiting for you at your accommodation reception, and have them picked up again when you are heading home. To find out more about ski shipping, have a look at our information page.
Air Freight to Austria
You could try air freight to send large bulky items. This usually takes one to two days, which tends to be faster than sea freight shipping, but typically more expensive. The amount you will have to pay when shipping by air freight is determined by the weight and size of your shipment. You will probably also have to pay for the services of a customs agent to handle customs clearance for you. Another cost is getting your items to and from the airport. The price could, therefore, quickly mount up. If you send internationally by air freight to Austria your items will likely arrive at one of the major airports, such as Vienna, Graz or Innsbrück airports.
Sea Freight and Container Shipping to Austria
You could opt for sea freight or container shipping to transport your possessions to Austria. Since sea freight can take a number of weeks, it is a good option if you don’t need to receive your items immediately. Again, sea freight is normally used when shipping large bulky items, such as a cooker or armchair, which are loaded onto cargo ships in containers. This option can be less expensive than air freight, but you will still need to pay for the services of a customs agent and will need to arrange how to get your items to and from the ports. This means the cost could be more than expected. When using container shipping to Austria, your items will arrive at a port in a neighbouring country with coastline, such as the port of Venice in Italy or the port of Koper in Slovenia. This means arranging transportation of your items to your final destination could be quite expensive.
Shipping Goods to Austria
You must make yourself aware of current customs rules when shipping goods to Austria. Make sure you know about any duty that you need to pay and what items are allowed to be shipped to Austria, which items are restricted, and which are entirely prohibited. Take a look at the prohibited items and customs sections on this page for more information.