Sanctions restrictions on sending parcels from the USA to Russia

Learn about the goods prohibited from being sent from the USA to Russia due to sanction restrictions. Ensure compliance with international shipping regulations with Topparcel.

Dear customers! We strongly advise you to familiarise yourselves with the rules of sanction restrictions when sending parcels from the USA to Russia. Please note, to comply with these rules, all parcels sent from the USA to Russia will be subjected to mandatory checks for the presence of goods under sanctions. If you have any questions about which goods can be sent and which cannot, please contact our managers via online chat on our website or send your question through the contact form in the "Contacts" section. Shipments from the USA to Russia are also subject to standard international restrictions, which you can review at: /uk-and-international-prohibited-items

• Any liquids.
• Military clothing and accessories with military camouflage, dual-use military goods.
• All household appliances and electrical devices, including televisions, food processors, mixers.
• All types of electronics with GPS, including navigators, fish finders, drones.
• Power tools: saws, drills, etc.
• Audio and video equipment: players, mixing consoles, projectors, speakers.
• Computer technology: processors, components, scanners.
• Toys and building sets of all kinds.
• Cosmetics and perfumery, including care and decorative.
• Fur and genuine leather products, including accessories and clothing.
• Jewellery and costume jewellery, products made from precious metals and stones.
• Glasses of all kinds, including sports, sunglasses, and ski goggles.
• Bags, wallets, suitcases made of any materials, including backpacks.
• Auto-, motorcycle parts and components for boats and aircraft.
• Medical goods and equipment, including diagnostic devices.
• Tourism goods: tents, sleeping bags, hammocks, tourist awnings.
• Stationary and IP phones, hoverboards, electric shavers.
• Food products without airtight packaging and with a shelf life of less than 6 months.
• Clothing and footwear costing over 300 dollars, as well as products made from the leather of rare animals.
• Weapons of all kinds, including parts and accessories.
• Alcoholic products, ethyl alcohol, tobacco products and smoking blends.
• Flammable liquids, aerosols, including spray cans under pressure.
• Tools and equipment for the manufacture of ammunition.
• Medicines and vitamins (with clarification from the support service).
• Industrial equipment and its components.
• Watches with precious stones or a strap made of precious metals.
• Kitchen knives, binoculars, telescopes.
• Military clothing and equipment, including body armour and helmets.
• Cultural values and art objects requiring certification.