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I am considering shipping to Russia as an individual. Is there anything I should pay attention to?
I am considering shipping to Russia for business purposes. Is there anything I need to know?
I want to send food to Canada. What preparations do I need to make?
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Please tell me about how to ship lithium batteries.
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What items are considered high-value shipments?
What items cannot be shipped by FedEx?
What precautions should I take when shipping antibodies, enzymes, nucleic acids, etc. for consumer use from Japan?
What preparations are needed to send food products to Australia?
What preparations are needed to send food products to the U.S.?
What preparations are needed to send processed tuna and bonito products to the U.S.?
What shipping documents and precautions are required for shipping animal cells, antibodies, blood and serum from Japan?
What steps/information are required when shipping goods that fall under the Export trade control order or Special provisions for low value declaration?
Where can I obtain a Dangerous Goods (DG) declaration form for shipping DG?

I am considering shipping to Russia for business purposes. Is there anything I need to know?

*We have temporarily suspended our service to Russia at this time.

The following points should be noted when shipping to Russia for business/trade purposes.

We conduct import customs clearance in St. Petersburg for shipments to Russian postal codes 187000-199406, and in Moscow for shipments to other regions. For shipments cleared through import customs in Moscow, there are restrictions on declared value and weight.

Unacceptable shipments
Shipments with a declared value exceeding 200 Euros or a gross weight exceeding 31 kilograms are unacceptable. In the event a shipment is found to exceed the above limits, the shipment will be returned at the shipper's expense.

If the consignee is an individual
If you are sending goods other than documents to an individual in Russia, you are required to register the shipper's information in advance for customs clearance at the local customs office. This registration is available only to customers who are engaged in internet mail-order sales. If you wish to register, please email our sales department at EC-Sales-JP@fedex.com.

For personal shipments, we recommend that you provide the consignee's cell phone number in addition to his/her home phone number on your FedEx air waybill (Please enter the cell phone number in the space for the consignee's company name on your FedEx air waybill.).

Additional notes

Please fill in the cargo particulars column on your FedEx air waybill so that it does not differ from the information on the commercial invoice.
Local customs duties and other taxes on shipments to Russia are only handled as payment by the consignee. Shipper's payment or third party payment is not acceptable.
In Russia, there are many items that are prohibited or subject to import restrictions and may be returned to the shipper if import customs clearance cannot be completed locally.