Canada post mail to russia

Yes, Canada Post does deliver mail to Russia. However, there are some important considerations and restrictions to be aware of:

  1. Customs forms: When sending mail to Russia, you'll need to complete a customs form (PS Form 2976) and attach it to the outside of the package. This form requires information about the contents, value, and recipient's address.
  2. Restrictions on contents: Russia has strict regulations on what can be sent to the country. Prohibited items include:
    • Certain types of food, such as meat, dairy, and eggs
    • Plants, seeds, and soil
    • Live animals, including insects and fish
    • Hazardous materials, like batteries, chemicals, and flammable liquids
    • Certain types of electronics, like computers and televisions
  3. Value limits: There are value limits on what can be sent to Russia without additional taxes or duties. For items valued at CAD 100 or more, you may need to pay duties and taxes.
  4. Delivery times: Mail sent to Russia can take several weeks to arrive, depending on the service chosen and the efficiency of the Russian postal system.
  5. Tracking and insurance: Canada Post offers tracking and insurance options for mail sent to Russia. This can provide peace of mind and help resolve any issues that may arise during transit.
  6. Language requirements: Russian is the official language of Russia, so it's a good idea to include a translation of the recipient's address and any other relevant information.
  7. Special permits: In some cases, you may need to obtain special permits or licenses to send certain items to Russia. For example, sending certain types of pharmaceuticals or medical equipment may require additional documentation.

To ensure a smooth and successful delivery, it's recommended that you:

By following these guidelines, you can help ensure that your mail reaches its destination in Russia safely and efficiently.