Carry it. Ship it. Verify it at the source.
Whether an item crosses a border depends on two unrelated switches: ① the destination's import and biosecurity law, and ② whether the carrier you picked accepts it. Customs answers only the first; a call center answers only the second; neither institution will look at both for you — and seized, destroyed, or fined parcels almost always trace back to asking only one.
This site solves both switches together, and every verdict links to the regulator's own text with its verification date. Where the source hasn't been verified, we say “verify for yourself” — we never fill gaps with guesswork.
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item profiles modeled
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rules, each linkable to its source
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verified against source text — the rest say “verify yourself”
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The call script is deliberately inside the paid pack: we don't stop you from calling — we teach you to ask so the answer is actually usable. To see exactly what you get, open the sample dossier.
Snacks, supplements, camera batteries, gifts for family. Checking the day before departure is the classic moment it goes wrong.
Homemade, meat-containing, plant-derived — how the waybill describes it decides whether the parcel gets opened.
One SKU sold in ten countries means ten verdicts. Bulk checking and rule-change alerts: seller plans