Russian Federation
Please find updates and service restrictions concerning shipping to Russia below:
General Information for Russia
Customs regulations apply for international destinations. Please refer to our Customs Information.
The de minimis limit for the Russian Federation (i.e. the value of goods that can be imported duty free) is 5000 RUR.
- Important: Business Shipments Only: Due to customs issues, parcels can only be sent to registered business addresses and must be for commercial purposes*. You cannot send private shipments to business addresses. Documents can be sent to any address. You will be billed for the return of your package if your parcel is sent to a residential address or private individual.
- Restrictions on the shipment of Foodstuffs: Important restrictions apply to the shipment of foodstuffs to Russia. Neither TNT nor UPS are able to handle these products. Products arriving with UPS must be returned immediately at the shipper's expense. DHL cannot ship perishable goods to Russia and any other foodstuffs/pet food must be accompanied with Phyto-Sanitary Certificate or Veterinary Certificate from the origin country, and a Quality Certificate or Declaration about Quality by Russian authorized bodies is required from the consignee. Import quarantine permission is required from the Consignee. Please see the carrier-specific links below for further guidance.
- Limited Service: Deliveries are not available to all areas of Russia. Size and weight restrictions may also apply to some areas. To confirm service availability to your delivery address, we recommend you contact us via email sales@transglobalexpress.co.uk.
*Business to Consumer may be possible with UPS. Please see UPS information below.
Carrier Information for Russia
UPS shipping information for Russia
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DHL shipping information for Russia
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TG Express shipping information for Russia
Please note: this is not a comprehensive list of restrictions and is provided for guidance only. Transglobal Express kindly encourages customers to seek advice from the relevant government authorities for further clarification and the most up to date advice.