The lack of knowledge of courier regulations could result in a late delivery, and in dire scenarios courier could be seized by the official for sending ban items. Some of these include items such as:

Laser Pointers, Animal Products, Rough Diamonds, Liquor, Haz, Soil (earth, sand), Tobacco, Seeds, Thea Leaves (Black Tea Leaves dried or fresh, Water, All products containing the biocide dimethylfumarate (DMF)., Alcohol (liquor) shipped within European community, however it is acceptable from outside the European community., All tobacco products (cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco & ect.).,

It’s best to check with Dics Express, in advance of you booking & sending across your shipment for the items that could be potentially prohibited.

In the complete transit journey of a parcel avoiding two customs (Indian and Canadian customs) clearances is impossible.

The Canadian customs need apt information about your courier for swift clearance. Generally, this information fluctuates, but the correct recipient details, accurate list of items, and transparent declaration of goods are commonly required. The information may vary for personal and commercial shipments.

Any issues with custom clearance can cause delays, additional duty charges or even confiscation of items should it warrant. As a shipper, it will be your responsibility to ensure that the items being sent are allowed. Please check with Dics Express for further guidance.

Sending a courier from India to Netherlands can be a seamless process if all the documents are furnished and put together correctly. For custom clearance to proceed smoothly, you will require the appropriate KYC documents based on whether you’re an individual or a company.

As an individual shipper, you will be asked for 2 KYC documents: PAN card and Aadhar card.

If you’re a company, you will have to provide following list of documents: Commercial Invoice, Company Pan Card, GST Certificate, Telephone Bill, Packing List etc.