Page 117 - Jamaica Post Office Guide 1977

POST OFFICE GUIDE 117

Overseas Post: Foreign Countries, contd.
prune!, contd.
Invoice: A certified invoice is required for all parcels other than those sent to
private individuals and the parcels should be marked on the address side “Invoice
enclosed”. Exceptionally, where a number of parcels are posted in one batch
by the same sender to the same addressee, the parcel should be numbered I, 2, 3
etc. and the invoice should be enclosed in parcel No. I, and the remaining parcels
should be endorsed “Invoice enclosed in parcel No. 1”.
BULGARIA
Letter Post
Surface \
Air Mail /See Schedules of Letter Rates.
Dutiable articles: may be sent by letter and small packet post-up to $100 green
label written in Bulgarian or French and English required; thereafter to top
green label and form C2/CP3.
Items: subject to customs duty are not accepted in ordinary and registered
letters. Serums, vaccines and urgently required medicaments are admitted in
all cases.
Insurance: Limit $230.
Prohibitions: Documents, printed matter, photographs, films, recordings, and
music containing matter contrary to Bulgarian laws and customs; worn linen or
clothing, shoes, covers or bedding from places infected by plague, cholera, small­
pox or typhoid not accompanied by a certificate of disinfection from an official
medical institution.
Restrictions: apply to the importation of, Bulgarian notes and currency, nar­
cotics, plants and parts of plants, postage stamps, precious metals.

Parcel Post
Surface 1
Air / See Schedule of Overseas Surface and Air Parcel Post Rates.
Customs declarations: 1 FormC2/CP3 and 1 despatch note CP2 written in
Bulgarian or French and English. In the case of a gift parcel each delcaration,
as well as the parcel itself, must be conspicuously marked “Gift Parcel”,
Insurance: No Service.
Prohibitions: Documents, printed matter, photographs, films, recordings and
music containing matter country to Bulgarian laws and customs; charged butane
Sas lighters and refills (uncharged lighters are admitted and should be declared
as such on the customs declaration forms); saccharin, worn linen and clothing,
shoes, covers or bedding from places infected by plague, cholera, small-pox
°r typhoid, not accompanied by a certificate of disinfection from an official
medical institution.
. Restrictions: Alcohol, arms; Bulgarian notes and currency; conserves; narco-
•ics; plants and parts of plants; postage stamps.
Gift Parcels: Gift parcels may be sent only by private persons and not by
commercial undertakings, import licences are not required for parcels con­
fining limited quantities of essential relief items for the use of the addressee.
Worn clothing and linen will only be admitted if accompanied by a certificate of
disinfection issued by a competent authority such as a Medical Officer of Health
°f a Sanitary Inspector.