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Australia Post suspends services to Middle East destinations

Middle East

2 March 2026: Due to the current situation affecting airspace in the Middle East region, all services to and from the region may experience delays. There may also be delays and disruptions to services to and from other destinations, including Europe, as some airports in the Middle East operate as airline transit hubs. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide updates on our website, as further information becomes available.

Update: Please note that airlines have cancelled services for the following destinations. These destinations will be suspended temporarily, until further notice.

Bahrain

Iraq

Israel

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Oman

New La Poste handling fees for items entering France

From 1 March 2026, recipients in France and Monaco will be charged a Customs administrative fee of EUR2 by the Postal Operator of France, La Poste. This new fee, called a small parcel tax, applies to items valued over EUR45 sent by individuals to individuals and items valued below EUR150 sent by businesses.

Deliveries to New Zealand

Important updates for deliveries to New Zealand

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AusPost is planning to resume postal services to the United States (US) and its Overseas Territories

AusPost is planning to resume postal services to the United States (US) and its Overseas Territories on Thursday 25 September 2025.

As a result of the recently introduced changes to the import tariff requirements set out in US Executive Order 14324, Australia Post has joined a number of international postal operators to temporarily suspend partial postal services to the United States (US) and Puerto Rico, effective immediately until further notice.

This decision has been made to ensure compliance with the new US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requirements. Specifically, the requirement for duties and taxes to be prepaid on all shipments prior to their arrival in the US. The key changes are as follows:

Suspension of the de minimis USD$800 threshold exemption.

New mandatory customs declaration requirements.

Duties for imported goods to be collected prior to goods entering the US.