What you can send
If it’s safe to fly, it can go.
Travellers carry items in their own luggage, so airline and customs rules apply. Here's a guide to what's welcome and what's never allowed.
Welcome on board
Commonly sent items
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Documents
Contracts, certificates, academic papers, photos, letters.
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Gifts
Wrapped presents, cards, keepsakes and souvenirs.
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Clothing & shoes
New or used outfits, traditional wear, sneakers, accessories.
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Electronics
Phones, tablets, watches, headphones, chargers (in original packaging, batteries installed).
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Cosmetics & skincare
Sealed products within airline liquid rules.
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Books & media
Books, magazines, games, records.
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Small household items
Kitchenware, décor, toys, sports gear.
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Store purchases
Items a traveller buys for you abroad, with the receipt.
Never allowed
Prohibited items
- Weapons, ammunition, replicas and parts
- Explosives, fireworks, flammable liquids and gases
- Illegal drugs, controlled substances and unprescribed medication
- Cash, bearer bonds and undeclared valuables
- Counterfeit or stolen goods
- Loose lithium batteries and power banks in checked bags
- Live animals or plants without permits
- Perishable food and anything restricted by destination customs
- Hazardous chemicals, corrosives and toxic substances
- Anything the traveller hasn't been allowed to inspect
Rules vary by airline and country. Senders must declare contents honestly, and travellers have the final say on anything they carry. When in doubt, leave it out.
Highlights
Why choose BeMyCourier
Who pays what?
Senders pay the traveller's delivery fee plus a 1% platform fee. Travellers keep their delivery fee.
Estimate a priceWhat can I send?
Documents, gifts, clothes, electronics and more, as long as it's legal and airline-safe.
See the listIs it safe?
Verified profiles, ratings, in-app payments, inspection before hand-over and 24/7 support.
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