International Post Guide - Australia Post
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<strong>International</strong> <strong>Post</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 177<br />
Including Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak<br />
MALAYSIA<br />
Service Letters – Zone: Asia/Pacific Parcels – Zone: B<br />
Usual delivery:<br />
– see �1.8<br />
Extra Cover to: Weight to: Extra Cover to:<br />
ECI 1 2–3 work days $5000 1 20 kg $5000<br />
Express <strong>Post</strong> Int’l � 3–4 work days Air Mail �<br />
� 1 20 kg $5000<br />
3–5 work days $2304 � 20 kg $2304<br />
Registered <strong>Post</strong> Int’l � 3–5 work days Sea Mail �<br />
� �<br />
�<br />
Confirm delivery � Registered or Extra Cover only. Valuables – see �1.4 �<br />
� Extra Cover only.<br />
Extra Cover only. No notes. Duty-payable articles �<br />
Perishable biological � Non-infectious only.<br />
Fax<strong>Post</strong> bureau � Private fax machines only.<br />
� Extra Cover only. No notes.<br />
�<br />
1 ECI and EPI – Parcels deliver to all destinations<br />
ECI and EPI – Parcels do not deliver to a <strong>Post</strong> Office Box but does deliver to <strong>Post</strong>e Restante<br />
(counter mail delivery).<br />
Import restrictions<br />
Malaysia requires an import permit for many goods. Before posting any item, senders should<br />
confirm that the addressee has any necessary permit. Senders should determine import restrictions<br />
from Malaysian authorities before posting:<br />
Firearms and firearm parts<br />
Hypodermic syringes<br />
Medicines<br />
Milk products<br />
Plants and parts of plants<br />
Seeds and grain.<br />
Special documentation<br />
British-made goods require a Certificate of Origin.<br />
Prohibitions<br />
In addition to items prohibited by Dangerous and Prohibited Goods & Packaging <strong>Post</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and<br />
ECI and EPI-Parcels Regulations (see �5.8.2), Malaysia prohibits:<br />
Advertising material on lucky<br />
charms<br />
Coins exceeding $M50 in value,<br />
except purely for ornament<br />
Copyright infringements<br />
Daggers<br />
Flick knives<br />
Government Service markings,<br />
imitation<br />
Lottery tickets<br />
Obscene or seditious articles<br />
Pornography<br />
Spear guns<br />
Spirits and liqueurs<br />
Trademark infringements.<br />
Malaysia also prohibits all Parcels addressed to Vietnamese refugees in camps or addressed to PO<br />
Box 12468, Kuala Lumpur.<br />
September 2007<br />
M
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