Declaring and clearing through customs
International consignments
Up to 2 kg (maxi letter)
Customs declaration CN22 / CN23
You can send international consignments weighing up to 2 kg as a maxi letter.
Declare goods with customs declaration CN22 (goods value up to CHF 400) or CN23 (goods value in excess of CHF 400)
- Create and print out a customs declaration online
- Frank and declare consignments with WebStamp at the same time
Up to 30 kg
Waybill
Create a waybill for international parcels up to 30 kg. This includes both the postage and the declaration.
- Create and print out online
- You save CHF 3
- You pay when posting at a branch
Up to 2 kg (maxi letter)
Customs declaration CN22 / CN23
You can send international consignments weighing up to 2 kg as a maxi letter.
Declare goods with customs declaration CN22 (goods value up to CHF 400) or CN23 (goods value in excess of CHF 400)
- Create and print out a customs declaration online
- Frank and declare consignments with WebStamp at the same time
Up to 30 kg
Waybill
Create a waybill for international parcels over 2 kg. This includes both the postage and the declaration.
- Create and print out online
- Pay with a monthly invoice
- Stick on the parcel inside a document pouch
International accompanying documents
Customs declaration, waybill and other documents
For postal consignments containing goods, the consignment data and content information now needs to be entered electronically and sent to the country of destination in advance of shipping (electronic advance data – EAD for short). By electronically transmitting the content details, consignments containing goods can be processed and cleared through customs more quickly than before.
Learn which accompanying documents (custom declaration or waybill and other) you require and what you need to be aware of with international shipping.
International shipments
Do you send goods around Europe or across the world? Do you require a customs clearance solution that is tailored to your needs?
Whether you’re sending small goods, parcels or small consignments, we’d be happy to advise you.
Step by step
Franking mail
Frank parcels for within Switzerland with parcel labels, international parcels under 2 kg using Webstamp (maxi letter), and over 2 kg with a waybill.
Declaring and clearing through customs
You must declare consignments sent abroad. Ensure a smooth customs procedure with the right accompanying documents.
Packaging and addressing
Package and address parcels the right way to ensure they arrive correctly.
Sending mail
Drop off parcels at a branch or Swiss Post representative, or have them collected.
Track & Trace
Know where your parcel is at all times: send parcels with Track & Trace.
Returns
Send back returns parcels: more convenient for buyers, more efficient for retailers.