Can I ship perfume from Japan?

Beauty oils and face oils are conditionally accepted for international shipping. They may be shipped if they contain no flammable liquid (or if any flammable liquid present has a flash point above 60°C) and contain no pressurized gas; aerosol spray-can formats using compressed/pressurized gas are not accepted. The applicable condition must be stated in the item name/description field on the shipment.

• →Contains no flammable liquid — permitted — must state 'contains no flammable liquid' in the item name/description field
• →Contains flammable liquid with flash point above 60°C — permitted — must confirm flash point exceeds 60°C and state this in the item name/description field
• →Contains flammable liquid with flash point at or below 60°C — not accepted
• →Aerosol spray-can format using pressurized/compressed gas — not accepted — risk of bursting or explosion
• →Contains no pressurized gas — permitted — must state 'contains no pressurized gas' in the item name/description field

Documents required: Statement in the item name/description field confirming absence of flammable liquid, OR confirming flash point exceeds 60°C if flammable liquid is present; Statement in the item name/description field confirming absence of pressurized gas

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Cosmetics are conditionally accepted for all international destinations via air and surface shipping, as they may contain flammable liquids (such as nail polish remover) or pressurized gas (such as aerosol/spray cans). Shippers must describe the contents specifically and verify that no individually prohibited items are included.

• →Contents are specifically described and individually prohibited items (flammable liquids such as nail polish remover, or pressurized aerosol/spray cans) are confirmed to be absent — permitted

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Shipments declared generically as 'makeup,' 'toilet set,' or 'cosmetics/makeup tools' are conditionally accepted; the shipper must provide a specific, itemized description of the contents and confirm that none of the individual items fall into prohibited categories such as flammable liquids or pressurized aerosol containers.

• →Shipper provides a specific itemized description of contents and confirms no prohibited items (e.g. flammable liquids or pressurized aerosol/high-pressure gas containers) are included — permitted

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Milky lotion may be accepted for shipment provided it contains no flammable liquids (or, if it contains alcohol, the alcohol concentration is 24% or below) and is not in a pressurized spray-can format; the applicable conditions must be declared in the item-name field. Pressurized spray-can versions containing compressed gas cannot be accepted under any circumstances.

• →Contains no flammable liquid AND is not a pressurized spray-can product containing compressed gas — permitted — shipper must declare absence of flammable liquid and compressed gas in the item-name field
• →Contains alcohol at a concentration of 24% or below AND contains no compressed gas AND is not in spray-can format — permitted — shipper must declare the alcohol concentration (≤24%) and absence of compressed gas in the item-name field
• →Contains compressed gas (pressurized spray-can format) — prohibited — not accepted under any circumstances

Documents required: Declaration in the item-name field stating that no flammable liquid is present (if applicable); Declaration in the item-name field stating that alcohol concentration is 24% or below (if product contains alcohol); Declaration in the item-name field stating that no compressed gas is present (if applicable)

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Loose face powder is prohibited from being shipped to Tunisia via regular mail, parcel, and EMS services. No additional conditions or exceptions are stated in the source.

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Medicines and related products for personal use may be imported up to a 3-month supply once per quarter, provided they are not prohibited by law; prescription drugs must be compounded by a pharmacist and packaged in pharmacy or hospital packaging for a single dose or a 3-month quarterly allowance. Quantities deemed to exceed personal use are treated as commercial transactions and require prior authorization.

• →For personal use, not prohibited by law, quantity does not exceed a 3-month supply imported once per quarter — permitted
• →Prescription drugs compounded by a pharmacist and packaged in pharmacy or hospital packaging, quantity is a single dose or up to a 3-month supply imported once per quarter — permitted
• →Quantity deemed to exceed personal use (regarded as a commercial transaction) — requires authorization

Documents required: Specific name of the medicine(s) must be stated on the customs declaration

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 30On the full list

Soap, including cosmetic soap and shaving soap, is prohibited from being shipped to Egypt via Regular, Parcel, and EMS services. This restriction covers all forms of soap within these categories.

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 34On the full list

Tobacco products, cosmetics, and equivalent daily necessities — including toys and traps — are conditionally permitted to Germany, provided they comply with the destination country's food-related regulations. Shipment is allowed only when those regulatory requirements are met.

• →Complies with the destination country's food-related regulations — permitted

Source: Japan PostOn the full list

Cosmetic oils are prohibited from being shipped to Jamaica via Regular, Parcel, and EMS services. No exceptions or conditions are stated in the source.

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Personal-use cosmetics are conditionally permitted into Panama, limited to 6 items per person per month with a total volume not exceeding 500 mL.

• →Personal use only, maximum 6 items per person per month, total volume ≤ 500 mL — permitted

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Cosmetic soap is conditionally permitted in parcels and EMS shipments to Romania. The quantity allowed per parcel is limited to a maximum of 20 bars/pieces of cosmetic soap.

• →cosmetic soap — maximum 20 pieces per parcel

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 34On the full list

San Marino prohibits the shipment of methyl alcohol, alcoholic beverages containing methyl alcohol, disinfectants, perfumes, cosmetics, volatile oils, essences, dyes, skin/hair/nail care products, formaldehyde solutions, and all preparations containing formaldehyde via regular mail, parcel, and EMS. These items are fully prohibited regardless of quantity or form.

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Shipments of essential oils, resinoids, cosmetics, and soaps to Slovakia are conditionally permitted for commercial purposes, provided a permit issued by the destination country's Ministry of Economy and a certificate issued by the National Inspection Authority are enclosed. Depending on the type of goods, a permit from the Ministry of Environment may also be required.

• →For commercial purposes, with a permit issued by the destination country's Ministry of Economy and a certificate issued by the National Inspection Authority — permitted
• →Depending on the type of goods, an additional permit from the destination country's Ministry of Environment may be required — additional permit required

Documents required: Permit issued by the Ministry of Economy of Slovakia; Certificate issued by the National Inspection Authority of Slovakia; Permit issued by the Ministry of Environment of Slovakia (required depending on the type of goods)

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list

Cosmetics are prohibited from being shipped to Turkey via Regular and EMS services. No exceptions or conditions are stated in the source.

Source: Japan PostHS chapter 33On the full list