Foreign postal parcel
is a registered shipment (priority or economy) with a maximum weight of 20 kg containing items, accepted for transport and delivery to a specified address in the country of destination.
Delivery times
are delivered in accordance with the deadlines specified in the Additional Information on postal services in foreign trade
estimated parcel delivery times have been determined , where D – means the day of sending the parcel, n – means the number of business days between the day of sending and delivery
Prices and weight ranges
Check postal parcel fees in the calculator or download the price list.
ATTENTION!!!
A postal parcel returned to the sender in international circulation is subject to fees. The amount collected from the sender in Poland is the sum of the fees charged by the foreign operator for processing and transporting the parcel returned to Poland, plus the fees for an economy postal parcel in domestic circulation of the same weight and dimensions.
In the case of a postal parcel with a declared value, the return fee is the sum of the fees charged by the foreign operator and the fee for an economy postal parcel in domestic circulation with a declared value of the same weight and dimensions A.
For international economy and priority parcels, including those with declared value weighing over 10 kg, the return fee is the same as for an economy postal parcel or an economy postal parcel with declared value, size A, weighing 10 kg in domestic circulation. Details are provided in the price list.
Dimensions
package dimensions: 9 cm x 14 cm
package dimensions: length + circumference (measured in a direction other than length) = 300 cm, with the maximum length = 150 cm
All dimensions are taken with a tolerance of +/- 2 mm
up to 20 kg
Detailed information on the maximum dimensions and weight of parcels sent to a given country is available in Additional information on postal services in foreign trade .
Contents
The contents of a foreign postal parcel should be detailed on the CP 72 form and, if necessary, copies of the CN 23 customs declaration should be attached. Providing general information is not permitted. The sender may also attach to the parcel any document required for customs clearance in the originating and destination countries, such as an invoice, export permit, import permit, certificate of origin, sanitary certificate, etc. These documents, as well as any additional copies of the CN 23 customs declaration, are placed in a transparent, self-adhesive envelope affixed to the parcel.
If the destination country of the parcel requires more than one customs declaration, you should complete and attach to the parcel additional customs declarations CN 23 on individual forms by completing the CP 72 form.
The sender must confirm, by signing the appropriate text printed on the CP 72 form, that the information provided in the customs declaration is accurate and that the parcel does not contain any dangerous goods prohibited by postal regulations. The sender also confirms, by signing, the accuracy of the information provided on any additional copy of the CN 23 customs declaration that may be attached.
It is not required to complete a customs declaration for parcels sent to European Union countries, however, the sender should confirm with his signature that the parcel does not contain any dangerous item prohibited by postal regulations.
Due to the risk of introducing diseases into the European Union, strict procedures are in place for the introduction of certain animal products into the EU.
Details are available here.
- Priority
Declared value
When sending a parcel, you can declare the value of the items being shipped. For international parcels, countries have different declaration rates, and some countries do not accept parcels with declared value. Details can be found here . The fee for each PLN 50.00 of declared value or fraction thereof is PLN 1.00.
