Maximum Coverage = Maximum Declared Value for Carriage for the Priority™ Worldwide service.

Import Restrictions

Senders should determine import restrictions from the country's authorities before posting:

• alcohol
• animal products
• converted timbers
• fertilizers
• live plants
• live cattle and birds
• inorganic/organic chemicals
• gambling machines
• persian glue
• pharmaceutical products
• poisons and deleterious drugs
• rice paddy
• sugar and salt
• separated skimmed or filled milk
• vegetable products.

Prohibited Items

In addition to items considered non-mailable matter, the following are prohibited:

• arms and ammunition
• bees, leaches, silkworms
• cigarettes without health warnings written on packages
• firecrackers
• fabric which bear the imprint of currency notes, bank notes or coins
• graphite products
• JAVA sparrows
• knives
• log and timber products from Liberia
• lottery tickets and circulars
• piranha
• pig exports from Thailand
• SALK polio vaccine
• soil
• turtle eggs
• vaccines of Chinese Taipei origin.

Documentation Required

Information regarding Customs can be found in "Customs Requirements" of the Canada Postal Guide.

Declarations should give full and true amount of the number of packages, case description of goods, value, weight, measure or quantity and country of origin of goods.

The following documents are required:

1. Invoice or Purchase Bill

Other than the above documents, importers should also provide documents related to the imported goods required by Customs coinciding with the declaration of goods such as:

1. Certificate of Origin

2. Certificate of Analysis

3. Approval Permit

4. Import License issued by the relevant Government Department/Agencies

5. Verification Certificate of a recognized foreign agency

6. Personal qualified to declare

In addition, all articles mailed to Brunei Darussalam other than letters, unless sent to a private individual, require two copies of the original invoice. The address side of the article should be endorsed Invoice enclosed. British-made goods require a Certificate of Origin.

Medicines

The Customs legislation of Brunei Darussalam prohibits the importation into its country of letter post items and postal parcels containing medicines or medical products. Any consignment of this nature must be submitted only when its accompanied by a purchase invoice certified by a competent medical authority.

The postal administation prohibits the inclusion of lottery tickets and national lottery or gambling transactions in postal items.