Pesticides, herbicides, and other poisons not classified as hazardous materials. Passports and national identification cards (including applications and renewals for such cards), and original copies of other identity, travel, ownership, or legal documents.
Offensive weapons and knives (including knuckledusters and swordsticks), bows (including crossbows and arrows), harpoons, spear guns, sling shots, catapults, and defensive chemical dispensers (including mace, pepper spray, and tear gas). Obscene and immoral articles contained in publications and on any media, including videotapes, films, records, and CD–ROMs. Medicines including over-the-counter and prescription drugs. Postal Service does not permit these types of products in international mail - see 136.4. Note: Although New Zealand also permits chewing tobacco, snuff, and snus, the U.S. Exception: Cigars, cigarillos, and water-pipes intended for use with tobacco products. Manufactured tobacco products, tobacco leaf, and tobacco refuse. Magnets and magnetic material, such as refrigerator magnets and compasses. Live organisms, such as bees, leeches, silkworms, and harmless insects. Lithium batteries - including items containing properly installed lithium batteries under IMM 135.6.
Jewelry, precious metals or stones, watches. Human or animal remains (including cremated remains). USPS Marketing Mail Eligibility Decision TreeĬountry Conditions for Mailing - New Zealand (Includes Cook Islands and Niue)Īir guns, stun guns, tasers, and stun batons.Īntiques and collectibles, including numismatic (collector’s) coins.Īrtwork including paintings, sculptures, and of other works of art.īank cards, including credit cards, debit cards, electronic-funds-transfer-at-point-of-sale cards (EFTPOS), and gift cards.Ĭoins bank notes currency notes (paper money) bullion stamps (unused) bonds, shares, and securities of any kind payable to bearer traveler’s checks bills of exchange and other negotiable instruments.Designing Letter and Reply Mail (PUB 25).
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