According to the law, prohibited goods are strictly not allowed to be imported into or exported out of the Kingdom. Anyone who violates this law will be punished with fines or imprisonment, and the goods will be confiscated! Today, CPLINTER will let you know what these prohibited items are.

Obscene Material:

This includes books, paintings, prints, drawings, advertisements, photographs, films, and any other obscene materials.

Items Bearing the National Flag or Emblems:

Any goods with designs or symbols resembling the national flag or emblems are prohibited.

Narcotics and Illegal Drugs:

These are strictly banned from import or export.

Currency, Bonds, and Counterfeit Securities:

This includes counterfeit currency, bonds, or any fraudulent certificates.

Government Seals and Symbols:

Counterfeit government stamps, seals, or royal emblems are also prohibited.

Copyright Infringing Goods:

These include counterfeit or pirated goods, such as audio tapes, compact discs, video tapes, software programs, books, or any items that reproduce or alter copyrighted works.

These prohibited items are the fundamental goods that cannot be shipped internationally, and for many, there may have been some uncertainty about what falls under this category. We hope that today we have cleared up some of those doubts for you.

For those interested in sending goods abroad, CPLINTER offers comprehensive logistics services, including Door-to-Door delivery, air freight, road freight, sea freight, cargo packaging, export documentation preparation, and customs procedures. For inquiries, you can contact CPLINTER at 02-519-4426, 063-519-4426, or 091-519-4426, or reach us via Line @cplinter. You can also find more information on our website at www.cplinter.com. Check out the "WHAT IS EP.18: Prohibited Goods for Export" episode, which discusses items that are prohibited for international shipping and the necessary documentation for shipping such goods. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/q53Z9gcjiQU.