In Iran, postal regulations are governed and provided by the National Post Company of the Islamic Republic of Iran. These regulations include the laws and frameworks that manage domestic and international postal services. 4U EXPRESS, as a private operator for domestic and international postal services, operates under a license from the Communications Regulatory Authority and is obligated to comply with the laws within the framework of postal regulations of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Below are some key aspects of postal regulations in Iran:
Regulations for Sending and Receiving Postal Items
Adherence to Packaging Standards:
- The packaging must be appropriate for the dimensions, weight, and type of contents of the shipment.
- It is mandatory to use durable boxes or standard postal envelopes to prevent damage.
- For fragile items, the use of protective layers (such as bubble wrap) is essential.
Security Regulations:
- No personal or sensitive information should be displayed on the package, except for the sender’s and recipient’s details.
- The postal company may open or inspect the package contents in cases of suspicion.
Sender and Recipient Information:
Mandatory Information Includes:
Postal Shipment Restrictions and Prohibitions
Prohibited Domestic and International Items:
- Explosive, flammable, toxic, or hazardous chemical materials.
- Narcotics and unauthorized drugs.
- Gold, jewelry, or cash (without prior declaration and insurance).
- Original identification documents (such as passports or national ID cards).
- Perishable goods requiring specific storage conditions.
- Any internationally prohibited items as defined by the laws of the destination country.
