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:
coffee
firearm parts
foodstuffs
pharmaceutical products
parasites and insect killers
saccharine
spirits and liqueur essences
sugar.
Prohibited Items
In addition to items considered non-mailable matter, the following are prohibited:
abortion-inducing items
animal and animal parts
asbestos
bees
bullion and currency
chemical substances used for fabricating wine
cigarette papers
concentrated wines
contraceptives
deeds
gambling machines
items contrary to the political, social and economic order of the State
ivory
jewellery, precious stones and metals
leeches
lithium batteries (installed in equipment, or batteries on their own)
log and timber products from Liberia
must and chemical substances useable for fabricating wines
silkworms
subversive Material.
Documentation Required
Information regarding Customs can be found in "Customs Requirements" of the Canada Postal Guide.
Adhesive tape used in packaging goods mailed to El Salvador must bear the name and mark, stamp or signature of the sender.
Commercial packages require an accompanying invoice with a duplicate copy posted separately to the addressee.
Commercial invoices are not necessary for non-commercial shipments valued at less than USD 100.00 FOB, when sent by parcel post or air cargo, or samples brought in by accompanying personal.
Commercial Invoice - A commercial invoice is required for most commercial shipments and must be in Spanish. At least three (3) original, signed and certifiied copies should be included in the shipping documents.
Following the above, there should be a declaration, signed by the shipper stating that all the costs and expenses are correct. Original signatures in ink are required on all copies.
Certificate of Origin - A certificate of origin is needed for pesticides and goods subject to preferential treatment. Three (3) copies should be provided.
Insurance Certificate - An insurance certificate is required for evidence of insurance coverage.
Certain products including; meat and meat products, dairy products, lard, cod liver oil, wheat and rye flour, opium and fertilizers require a Certificate of Analysis. A phytosanitary certificate or health certificate is required for certain products.