Terms for parcel abroad

Sender and recipient

Private individuals.

Product use criteria

Cash.

Destinations

Anywhere in the world.

Pick-up

Not included.

Schedule

Varies according to destination/country. Search for information for each country.

Delivery

Dependent on the recipient country’s rules, to the recipient’s door or delivery to a post office.

Parcels that cannot be delivered

Parcels that have been attempted to be delivered, or that have not been delivered at the pick-up office within the pick-up deadline, will be returned (unless the sender has clearly indicated on the transport label that he is renouncing the parcel).

On return, the sender must pay the same as for a new parcel to the country concerned. Pick-up time varies from country to country; anywhere from 7 days to 30 days.

Time guarantee

No.

Responsibility

SDR 40 (approx. 400.– kroner) per parcel plus SDR 4.50 (approx. 45.– kroner) per kg in the event of loss or damage.

SDR is a form of currency made up of several different currencies. The exchange rate is available from Norges Bank.

If the shipment is delivered with damaged contents, the recipient must immediately report it to their local postal company. We recommend that the recipient obtains a copy of the damage report or a case number. The sender in Norway can then contact Posten Bring for further processing.

Max. weight/max. dimensions

Parcel may not be longer than 120 cm, width over 60 cm and/or height over 60 cm. Max. weight 20 kg.

Minimum dimensions

23 x 13 x 1 cm.

Price

The price is calculated on the basis of the current price list. Basic price plus weight supplement up to 20 kg, two price zones “Europe” and “Rest of World”. Any export declaration is included in the price. Any import declaration, duty and VAT will be paid by the recipient.

Labelling

Parcel abroad address card.

Packing

The sender is responsible for ensuring that the contents of a parcel are packed securely. Multiple unloading/sorting tasks are often underway simultaneously, and consideration must be given to this when thinking about packaging. Packaging must be solid and of an appropriate size in relation to the item that is being sent. Fragile items must be surrounded by impact-absorbing material so as to absorb pressure and shocks and protect the contents.

Prohibited contents

Parcels may not contain valuables such as precious stones and precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum; money or securities as well as weapons, ammunition, live animals, waste materials, cigarettes and other tobacco products, and hazardous goods. The market value of the contents may not exceed 100,000.– kroner per parcel. The sender is responsible for ensuring that a parcel does not include anything which must not be imported into the receiving country in question. Check here what can be imported into each country.

Tracking

No.

Customs clearance documentation

• An address card must be supplemented with a customs invoice signed manually.
• Customs invoice/related documents shall only apply to one shipment/parcel.
• A completed customs invoice must be included with parcels containing goods worth in excess of 5000.– kroner, as well as goods that are to be returned or that are being exported from Norway temporarily, e.g. goods for repair.

Special pricing

Posten Bring is entitled to amend the price by way of compensation for increased fuel costs, currency exchange changes and government duties and fees, or other situations beyond Posten Bring’s control, or to charge a fee (fuel supplement) in addition to the agreed price. Posten Bring is entitled to change this fee with no prior notification to the customer. The fuel supplement must be specified in the invoice and relates to regular shipments, and possibly pallet cargoes as well.

Cash On Delivery

No.