International destination listing

Get information, including limitations and rate code details, for shipping items internationally.

Shipping from

Canada

Shipping to

Israel

  • Country code: IL
  • Customs declaration language: English, French, Hebrew, Arabic

Parcels

Detail Xpresspost™ - International International Parcel™ (Surface) Tracked Packet - International Small Packet™ (Air) Small Packet™ (Surface)
Rate code

Xpresspost™ - International

108

International Parcel™ (Surface)

408
08

Small Packet™ (Air)

08

Small Packet™ (Surface)

08
Maximum weight 20 kg 20 kg 2 kg

Small Packet™ (Air)

2 kg

Small Packet™ (Surface)

2 kg
Oversized availability

Xpresspost™ - International

Yes

International Parcel™ (Surface)

Yes
No

Small Packet™ (Air)

No

Small Packet™ (Surface)

No
Maximum coverage 

Xpresspost™ - International

$1,000

International Parcel™ (Surface)

$1,000
$100

Small Packet™ (Air)

Not applicable

Small Packet™ (Surface)

Not applicable

 

Letter-post

Detail Description
Availability Yes
Registered Mail Yes
Valuables accepted No

Money orders

Detail Description
Availability No
Fee code Not applicable
Currency Not applicable

Import restrictions

Senders should determine import restrictions from the country's authorities before posting:

  • alcohol
  • bees
  • branches, roots, leaves, flowers and plant parts
  • bulls semen with the approval of the veterinary services of the Ministry of Agriculture
  • buckwheat
  • car spare parts
  • chemical products
  • clothing and footwear
  • cotton plants
  • cordless phones
  • drones
  • distillery equipment
  • drugs and pharmaceutical products
  • encoding devices
  • fecundated birds eggs
  • films
  • flour
  • gas bbqs
  • helmets
  • fowls eggs
  • fruit, vegetables and all agricultural products
  • furs and skins
  • hides and skins
  • insecticides
  • laser pointers
  • nuts
  • potatoes
  • radios, telephones and other electronic equipment
  • razor blades
  • spices
  • tropical plants and trees
  • vitamins
  • waxes
  • whiskey
  • wines and alcohol
  • wool.

Prohibited items

In addition to items considered non-mailable matter, the following are prohibited:

  • bacteria
  • cotton plants
  • counterfeit or imitation bank notes, coins and postage stamps
  • dairy products other than canned milk powder
  • dangerous toys
  • food products containing cyclamate
  • fish and decomposed fish
  • games based on chance
  • indecent works of art (films, publications and paintings)
  • insecticides
  • jewellery
  • knives
  • live animals
  • lottery tickets and documents advertising lotteries
  • matches made of phosphor
  • margarine or fats containing more than 10% butter fat
  • meat, fish and their products
  • natural honey
  • organic fertilisers and compost
  • precious stones, manufactured or not
  • receivers for detection of police radars
  • seafood
  • seeds, soil, sand, plants and plant products
  • swords and similar items with sharp blades
  • used beehives and apiarist materials
  • used sacks for packing plant products
  • tropical or subtropical fresh vegetables
  • wine and wine products bearing a name other than its area of origin
  • weapons
  • vegetables and fruits exuding a foul odor or easily decomposed (onions, garlic).

Note: According to Israel regulation, any items sent containing meat, fish or seafood products must be returned to sender (with charges) and can no longer be destroyed in Israel.

Documentation required

Information regarding Customs can be found in "Customs Requirements" of the Canada Postal Guide.

The sender must include the addressee's telephone number on the Customs Declaration/Shipping label.

The addressee of the Xpresspost-International items containing non-dutiable merchandise with a value up to 1,000 USD will be charged for presentation to Customs with 35 NIS (10 USD), including VAT.

In addition, the addressee must provide an import licence for all types of goods except immigrant's personal effects and gifts. Commercial goods require an invoice attached either to the outside of the article or to the customs documentation. An invoice on any item speeds customs clearance.

Customs procedures:

For importing into Israel, there must be an import license issued by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and a certification from the Standards Institute which establishes that the product conforms to Israeli standards.

There are special certificates for certain imported goods on demand from the competent authority (Health Ministry, Transport Ministry). The Kosher certificate is needed for food products.