Prohibited & Restricted Items
View a list of common prohibited and restricted items when shipping internationally with Passport. Learn which items cannot be shipped as well as details on certain restrictions.
Prohibited Items — Cannot be shipped under any circumstances. If received, items might be returned and applicable charges may apply.
Restricted Items — Can be shipped under specific circumstances. Reach out to us at compliance@passportshipping.com to verify shipping options.
For more information about import restrictions, check out our blog on Prohibited & Restricted Items in International Shipping.
Can ship anywhere as an excepted quantity (30ml per inner package) as a DDP shipment. For CA and MX, up to 5L can be shipped as an excepted quantity. Shipments to CA and MX must include a limited quantity mark and orientation arrows.
Supply cannot exceed more than 3-months to Canada and Australia.
Shaving blades and kitchen knives are generally permitted. Knives used as weapons and swords are prohibited.
Includes processed items like jerky or canned meat. Consumer packaged goods with chicken, turkey, beef or pork are generally permitted. The country of origin must be US.
Wooden accessories packaged with an item are generally permitted. Mexico requires an import license for any wood products.
May have lithium-ion battery in product.
Lithium-ion based portable battery banks and mobile chargers are considered dangerous goods.
Highly restricted product, must not contain liquid. May have lithium-ion battery. Compliance team needs to review Safety Data Sheet.
Considered a dangerous good. Compliance team needs to review Safety Data Sheet.
Includes ethyl alcohol/ethanol and mineral oil.
Includes imitations and replicas.
Shipments over $2500 require a formal US export declaration.