Shipping to Sri Lanka from the USA
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Shipping to Sri Lanka
Although Sri Lanka is an island, it's well connected and renowned for its export trade, so when it comes to sending parcels to destinations such as Colombo and Kotte it's relatively straightforward and you'll find that most of the big couriers will ship there.
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Best way to ship to Sri Lanka
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Customs advice for shipping to Sri Lanka
Customs requirements
Import Restrictions for shipping to Sri Lanka are not always clear as to what items fall under the prohibited and restricted categories.Sri Lanka provides more information about their various customs departments than they do on differentiating what items are actually approved for importation. The standard prohibited items include chemicals, batteries, gas, ice, infectious substances, paint, poison, radioactive material and flammable items. However, it is unclear whether these are general prohibitions or whether Sri Lanka makes distinct rules regarding these items. Sri Lanka does publish a list of regulations that pertain to the importation of goods. These are probably the clearest rules pertaining to import restrictions and cover products such as: live fish, fish products, ceramic products, foreign money, passenger baggage, ozone-depleting substances, animals, animal products, food, bottled water, coconut products, plants and cosmetics.
Prohibited items
Foreign money, Coconut products, Ceramic products