Shipping Ipod to Guangxi

[timb]

Anyone have any success in shipping Ipod to China? I don't know if something like that is allow or would reach it's destination.

 

Please advise.

[dnoblett]

Should be no problem.

 

I have sent several electronic items over there, such as cameras, digital frame, etc..

 

Only catch may be questioning if recorded material is counter revolutionary.

 

Be aware about declaring full value, the receiver will be charged an import tax.

[dnoblett]

Here is what the post office has:

Country Conditions for Mailing ¡ª China

 

Prohibitions (130)

 

 

 

Arms, ammunition, weapons.

 

Articles in hermetically sealed, nontransparent containers.

 

Chinese currency.

 

Coins; banknotes; securities payable to bearer; traveler¡¯s checks; gold, silver, platinum, manufactured or not; precious stones; jewelry; and other valuable articles, unless sent as an insured post.

 

Manuscripts, printed matter, photographic negatives, gramophone records, films, magnetic tapes, video tapes, etc., which could do political, economical, cultural, or moral harm to the People¡¯s Republic of China.

 

Meat and meat products.

 

Perishable infectious biological substances.

 

Radioactive materials.

 

Radio receivers, transmitters or receivers of all kinds, walkie-talkies and parts thereof; valves, antennae, etc.

 

Used clothing and bedding.

 

Wrist-watches, cameras, television sets, radio sets, tape records, bicycles, sewing machines, and ventilators.

http://pe.usps.com/t...9.htm#ep1400280

 

I would suspect no issue with an i-pod, as long as it contains nothing, or does not contain "Anti-political" materials.

 

 

Again, I have sent 2 digital cams and SD-Cards for them without problems.

 

My wife's family live in Guangzxi province.

[warpedbored]

I've sent digital cameras to Nanning. I just listed it as a gift and declared the value as less than $40.00