Usa mail to australia

Sending mail from the USA to Australia! Here's what you need to know:

Mail Types:

  1. Letters: Up to 11.5 oz (326g) in weight, with a maximum size of 11.5 inches (29.2 cm) in length, 6.125 inches (15.6 cm) in width, and 0.25 inches (0.64 cm) in thickness.
  2. Packages: Up to 70 lbs (31.8 kg) in weight, with a maximum size of 108 inches (274.3 cm) in length, 165 inches (419.1 cm) in width, and 108 inches (274.3 cm) in height.

Postage Rates:

  1. Letters:
    • First-Class Mail International (up to 1 oz): $1.20
    • First-Class Mail International (1-3 oz): $1.35
    • First-Class Mail International (3-6 oz): $1.50
  2. Packages:
    • Priority Mail International (up to 1 lb): $34.95
    • Priority Mail International (1-2 lbs): $44.95
    • Priority Mail International (2-3 lbs): $54.95

Delivery Times:

  1. Letters: 6-10 business days
  2. Packages: 6-10 business days (Priority Mail International) or 10-20 business days (First-Class Mail International)

Tracking and Insurance:

  1. Tracking: Available for both letters and packages, but not guaranteed for First-Class Mail International.
  2. Insurance: Available for packages up to $200 (Priority Mail International) or $250 (First-Class Mail International).

Additional Tips:

  1. Customs Forms: You'll need to complete a customs form (PS Form 2976) for packages over 16 oz (453g) or containing restricted or prohibited items.
  2. Prohibited Items: Check the USPS website for a list of prohibited items, including certain food, plant, and animal products.
  3. Duty and Taxes: Recipients in Australia may be required to pay duty and taxes on incoming mail. The USPS will not pay these fees on behalf of the sender.

Where to Send Your Mail:

  1. USPS Website: You can print a shipping label and schedule a pickup from your home or office using the USPS website.
  2. Post Office: Visit your local post office to purchase a postage stamp or mail your package.
  3. Private Carriers: Companies like FedEx and UPS also offer international shipping services.

Remember to check the USPS website for any updates on mail services and regulations before sending your mail from the USA to Australia.