Porhibited And Restricted Items

UPS Canada (Saint Lucia)

Additional Import Documentation
Goods under IATA Special Provisions A67 require a MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet).

It is not required for all, however shipments can be held by local authority in United Arab Emirates after screening due to lack of MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) or NON DG (Dangerous Goods) declaration letter from the shipper resulting to misconnections and impacting end-to-end service.

It would be advisable for all shipments originating, transiting and terminating for UAE to have MSDS or NON DG declaration from shipper enclosed in the shipment and copies to be uploaded in IDIS.

Additional Export Documentation
No Information found on this topic for the selected country or territory.
Additional Clearance Information
Either UPS or a third-party broker can perform Customs clearance.

If Customs clears the shipment, UPS makes delivery the day of arrival.

A detention notice is sent to the consignee whenever shipments are held by Customs. The consignee has two options:

  • Clear the package
  • Give authorization to UPS or an agent to clear the package
    • UPS cannot deliver to a P.O. Box address. All packages require a consignee's contact name and complete street address including apartment, suite or unit number if applicable. The consignee's telephone number should be provided if known.

    Areas Served
    Service is provided to and from every address in the country or territory.
    UPS cannot deliver to a P.O. Box address. All packages require a consignee's contact name and complete street address including apartment, suite or unit number if applicable. The consignee's telephone number should be provided if known.

    Saturday, Sunday, and official holidays.
    Spring -0400/ Fall -0400
    English
    East Caribbean Dollar(XCD)
    Billing Options
    • Shipping charges can be billed to the shipper, receiver or a third party.
    • When billing the receiver, either the shipper or receiver's account number is required.
    • When billing to a third party, the third party's name, country or territory and account number are required.
    • Duties and taxes can be billed to the shipper, receiver or a third party.
    • When billing a third party, the third party's name, country or territory and account number are required.
    • If the duties and taxes are billed to an account outside of the destination country or territory, a "Duty and Tax Forwarding" surcharge will be applied.
    • Please note the following third party billing exceptions:
      • Shipments to and from the same country or territory (domestic shipments) cannot be billed to third party payors in other countries or territories. For example, shipments from Mexico to Mexico or Canada to Canada cannot be billed to a third party payor in the U.S. This rule does not apply to UPS domestic services in European Union countries or territories. For example, shipments from Germany to Germany can be billed to a third party payor in the U.S. (as long as the payor is a business and has a VAT or Tax/EIN ID on file with UPS).
    • When paying by credit card, check, or cash, only the shipper can be billed the shipping charges
    • The freight and duties can be billed to the shipper or a third party
    • The taxes can be billed to the receiver or a third party
    • A surcharge will be applied for the SDV billing option
    Commodity Specific Stipulations

    There are special stipulations on the following commodities when shipping to St. Lucia. If you plan to ship one of the commodities listed below, be sure to adhere to the following stipulations in order to avoid delays and holds at customs.

    Shipments of acid are considered controlled substances and can be delayed.
    Shipments of annual printed reports of high value will be detained.
    Gift Exemptions
    0.00 East Caribbean Dollar XCD
    no gift exemption
    no gift exemption
    Invoice Requirements
    Non-document shipments to St. Lucia must include 1 original and 2 copies of a commercial invoice.

    Computer-generated invoices are unacceptable; only invoices on company letterhead or the original invoice are acceptable. Any other type of invoices will cause the shipment to be held.

    Shipments of documents do not require an invoice.

    The consignee's telephone number, if available, should appear on the invoice.


    Items Classified as Documents

    The destination country or territory considers the following items document shipments. If criteria are listed, the shipment must meet the criteria to be considered a document shipment.

    Validated airline tickets are classified as documents. Blank airline tickets are classified as non-documents and require an invoice.
    Payroll and personal checks are classified as documents. Blank checks are classified as non-documents and require an invoice.
    Used diskettes are classified as documents. New diskettes are classified as non-documents and require an invoice.
    In order to ship Inter-Company Data on Diskette in the UPS Letter:
    • The content must not be sold commercially or have commercial value
    • The data cannot be software
    • CD ROM's are not considered diskettes and CD ROM's are not acceptable
    • Specifically write, "inter-company data on diskette" in the Description of Goods on the UPS Waybill
    • Mark an "X" in the documents only box on the UPS Waybill
    Publications not for resale are classified as documents. Publications for resale are classified as non-documents and require an invoice.

    UPS can recommend which forms you need based on a few simple criteria. Forms can be completed online or printed. See which forms you need.
    Prohibited or Restricted Commodities

    In addition to the prohibited commodities listed here, it is prohibited to ship the following commodities to St. Lucia.

    Personal effects cannot be shipped between these countries or territories.
    Saturday Delivery Available

    Saturday Delivery Available: No

    Service Options

    Always check Calculate Time and Cost for details of service availability and guarantee information within a country or territory. All Service Levels may not be available to or from every address within a country or territory.

    • UPS Worldwide Expedited
    • UPS Worldwide Express Saver
    Special Clearance Requirements
    New requirements have been implemented for small package shipments and are based on the International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM) 15, which is entitled "Guidelines for Regulating Wood Packaging Material in International Trade". ISPM 15 was adopted internationally in 2002, and is gradually being introduced by countries or territories worldwide. Wood or wood products covered by ISPM 15 include items such as packing cases, boxes, crates, drums or similar packing, pallets, box pallets and other load boards, pallet collars and skids, but exclude such processed woods as orientated strand board, particle board, plywood or veneer, created using glue, heat and pressure or a combinations thereof, and, raw wood which is 6mm or less thick. It is recommended that if a question arises on this issue, please check with the authority that issues the Phytosanitary certificates in your country or territory.
    Value Limits

    Private Shipments

  • 100.00 US Dollar (USD)
      • Note: On shipments with a stated value under US$100.00, UPS can clear without a broker.
      Shipments valued over US$100.00 will require a broker to clear, which will result in extra charges.

    Commercial Shipments

  • 100.00 US Dollar (USD)
      • Note: On shipments with a stated value under US$100.00, UPS can clear without a broker.
      Shipments valued over US$100.00 will require a broker to clear, which will result in extra charges.

    Weight and Size Limits
    31.50 kg (69.4 lbs.)  per package
    274.00 cm (107.9 in.)  per package
    419 cm (165 in. ) per package
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