Customs sticker royal mail

A very specific question!

The "customs sticker" you're referring to is likely the "Customs Declaration Form" or "CN23" form, which is required by Royal Mail for international mail items that contain goods or merchandise.

Here's what you need to know:

When do I need a customs sticker?

You need to use a customs sticker (CN23 form) if you're sending goods internationally and the value of the items exceeds £15 (or the equivalent in the recipient's currency). This includes:

• Gifts
• Merchandise
• Samples
• Commercial goods

What information do I need to provide?

To complete the customs sticker, you'll need to provide the following information:

1. Your name and address
2. The recipient's name and address
3. A detailed description of the goods being sent
4. The value of the goods (in pounds sterling or the equivalent in the recipient's currency)
5. The Harmonized System (HS) code for the goods (if applicable)

How do I get a customs sticker?

You can obtain a customs sticker from Royal Mail or download and print a blank form from their website. You can also use a pre-printed customs label, which can be purchased from Royal Mail or other suppliers.

Tips and reminders

• Make sure to complete the customs sticker accurately and legibly.
• Attach the customs sticker to the outside of the package, making sure it's easily visible.
• Keep a copy of the customs sticker for your records.
• If you're unsure about any aspect of the customs sticker, consult with Royal Mail or a qualified customs broker.

By following these guidelines, you'll ensure that your international mail items comply with customs regulations and arrive safely at their destination.