Find out which products are prohibited from shipping with LibyanoEx

To ensure the safety and security of your shipments, we would like to alert you to a list of products that cannot be shipped for legal or security reasons. Be sure to check this list before purchasing.

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Legal Restrictions

Certain products are restricted due to regulations in the exporting, importing countries, or transportation regulations. Shipments destined for countries like Libya that are under US or international embargoes are prohibited. Additionally, shipments to specific restricted persons or entities are excluded from US or international embargoes.

Safety Restrictions

Products unsafe for transport include flammable or hazardous items, such as toxic substances or those prone to catching fire or exploding during shipment. This category comprises everyday items like aerosols, perfumes, and select cosmetics.

Detailed Lists of Prohibited Items

The following information provides detailed lists of prohibited items for your reference. While we’ve aimed for comprehensive coverage, these lists might not be exhaustive. They contain items falling under various categories of prohibition.
Please note that LibyanoEx service is restricted from transporting any Samsung Note 7 devices.

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About Updated IATA Regulation Notice

Unpackaged lithium-ion batteries (such as power banks and battery packs) are prohibited from charging.

Lithium-ion batteries supplied with the device can be charged if they are:
1. Less than 100 watt-hours (Wh).
2. Packed with the device in a sealed box.
3. Devices with lithium-ion batteries inside (such as iPhones and iPads) can be charged without modification.

All cases involving lithium metal batteries (with or without the device) are prohibited.

Yes, devices with lithium-ion batteries can be charged, provided that the battery is less than 100 Wh and is attached to the device in a sealed box.

All lithium metal batteries:
Inside or separate from devices, are strictly prohibited from charging.

  1. Lithium batteries must be packaged in a sealed box.
  2. Batteries cannot be shipped in padded bags or plastic bags.
  • Lithium-ion batteries:
    1. Must be less than 100 Wh.
    2. Only 2 batteries per box or a maximum of 8 cells are allowed.
  • Lithium metal batteries:
    1. Must contain less than 1 gram of lithium per battery.
    2. Only 2 batteries per box or a maximum of 8 cells are allowed.

No, lithium batteries confirmed or suspected to be damaged or defective cannot be shipped.

All batteries for electronic devices will be inspected at the export center.

If the battery falls into the prohibited categories, you will be informed of two options:

  1. Return the product to the merchant.
  2. Dispose of the product.

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About cash and credit card charging restrictions

No, shipping banknotes or coins is strictly prohibited.

No, traveler’s checks are prohibited from being shipped.

No, financial instruments such as Monetary Instruments or any financial instruments bearing the name of the bearer are prohibited.

No, shipping counterfeit or imitation money is strictly prohibited.

No, credit cards and credit card readers are not allowed to be charged.

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About Cigarette and Tobacco Product Shipping Restrictions

No, shipping traditional cigarettes is prohibited.

No, shipping cigars is strictly prohibited.

No, shipping tobacco and tobacco products, including chewing tobacco, is prohibited.

It depends on the destination country, as e-cigarettes or vapes are prohibited from being shipped to some countries such as Libya.

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About Restrictions on the shipment of medicines and controlled substances

No, chemicals that are used as ingredients in the manufacture of dangerous drugs or psychotropic substances are strictly prohibited.

No, Narcotics are prohibited from shipping.

No, unlicensed drugs, including synthetic cannabis, sometimes sold under names like “Herbal Incense” or “Herbal Potpourri,” are prohibited.

No, the shipment of infectious substances is strictly prohibited.

Only licensed medications that do not contain any controlled substances or are listed as prohibited substances in international shipping laws are allowed to be shipped.

Be sure to check the shipping laws of the destination country.

It is prohibited to ship any substance used in the manufacture of narcotics or psychotropic substances.
Attempting to ship prohibited drugs or substances may result in confiscation of the shipment and legal penalties.

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About Shipping electronic devices

Electronic devices with lithium batteries can be charged, provided that they comply with the following rules:
1. Lithium-ion batteries must be less than 100 Wh.
2. Batteries must be packed with the device in a secure and sealed box.
Note: Some types of lithium batteries are strictly prohibited (such as damaged or defective batteries).

No, charging unpacked lithium batteries (such as power banks or spare batteries) is prohibited.

No, wireless devices (such as cordless phones and transmitters) that have not been legally approved for use in the destination country are prohibited from being shipped.

  • Check the specifications of the lithium batteries in the product before purchasing it.
  • Make sure that the devices being shipped are in compliance with the laws of the destination country.

You can contact our support team to confirm the product’s shipping ability before purchasing it.

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About shipping restrictions for sharp instruments

No, sharp tools such as knives, arrows, and axes are strictly prohibited.

Examples include:

  1. Knives of all types.
  2. Axes.
  3. Arrows and spears.
  4. Bows and arrows.
  5. Military knives (Bayonets).

Sharps are considered dangerous during transportation and can cause physical harm or damage to other shipments.

No, sharps are strictly prohibited from shipping even if they are wrapped or protected by a wrap.

Sharps are subject to international regulations that prohibit shipping via postal and freight services due to safety risks.

If you need to ship a similar item, you can contact our support team to confirm shipping or find alternatives.

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About Gambling Equipment Shipping Restrictions

No, shipping gambling equipment and devices is strictly prohibited.

No, poker chips are considered gambling equipment and are prohibited from being shipped.

No, Shipping lottery tickets or any similar tickets to win prizes is prohibited.

These items are illegal in some countries and may be subject to legal restrictions related to gambling.

No, all gambling items are prohibited from shipping and cannot be shipped via any shipping service.

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About Restrictions on shipping perishable products

No, frozen or refrigerated items such as meat, fish, and dairy products (milk, cheese, yogurt) are prohibited from shipping.

No, shipping live plants, trees, shrubs, or fresh flowers is not permitted.

No, shipping seeds is prohibited due to regulations regarding the transportation of agricultural materials.

No, live bait shipping is not allowed.

These products require special transportation conditions (such as refrigeration) to maintain their safety, making their shipment via regular services not possible.

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About Restrictions on the shipment of precious metals and gemstones

No, shipping gold bullion or precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum is strictly prohibited.

No, shipping of Loose Precious Stones is prohibited.

No, shipping jewelry made of gold, silver, or platinum is prohibited.

No, shipping Antiques or Rare Coins is not allowed.

Due to the high value of these items and the risk of loss or theft, shipping via regular shipping companies is prohibited.

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About restrictions on the shipment of dangerous and explosive products

No, shipping radioactive devices and radioactive materials is strictly prohibited.

No, shipping explosives such as gunpowder, dynamite, and fireworks is prohibited.

No, flammable products such as perfume, cologne, makeup remover, nail polish, and some hair care products are prohibited.

No, gas cylinders, aerosols, or high-pressure products are prohibited.

No, fuels, oils, and solvents such as thinner and turpentine are prohibited from shipping.

No, cleaning products such as oven bleach, drain cleaners, and pesticides are prohibited.

Products such as brake fluids, coolants, degreasers, and car cleaners are prohibited.

No, toxic substances such as pesticides, laboratory chemicals, and de-icers are prohibited.

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About Pornography and Obscene Material Shipping Restrictions

No, shipping sex toys, clothing, or related equipment is strictly prohibited.

No, shipping pornographic material, including posts, videos, or movies, is strictly prohibited.

No, shipping erotic lubricants is prohibited.

These materials are considered illegal in many countries, including Libya, and may be incompatible with the cultural and religious values ​​of some societies.

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About restrictions on the shipment of weapons and military materials

No, the shipment of military weapons or ammunition is strictly prohibited and subject to strict export laws.

Prohibited items include:

  1. Materials used in chemical or biological weapons.
  2. Products related to missile technology or nuclear proliferation.

No, prohibited equipment includes:

  1. Telescopes used in high-energy laser systems.
  2. Handcuffs, batons, and similar devices.
  3. Polygraph equipment.
  4. Military helmets, bulletproof clothing.
  5. Night vision devices, and thermal cameras.

No, it is prohibited to ship nuclear materials or any aircraft-related equipment such as drones or aircraft control software.

No, devices such as hidden cameras, radar systems, and communications designed for extreme conditions are prohibited.

Products may not be shipped to countries subject to sanctions, or to individuals or entities on US or international embargo lists.

The shipment is evaluated by the relevant government agency, and the outcome may result in:

  1. Confiscation of the item for further inspection.
  2. Return of the item to the seller.
  3. Shipment of the item if it is legal and exportable.

Handling of Prohibited Items

If you inadvertently order an item that can’t be shipped due to legal or safety reasons, we’ll notify you upon receipt and inform you of our inability to ship it. In such cases, you’ll be responsible for either arranging a return to the merchant or authorizing us to dispose of the product.
However, items legally prohibited from sale (e.g., marijuana or illegal drugs) cannot be returned to the merchant or shipped elsewhere. They are subject to confiscation by law enforcement authorities.

Import Restrictions

This restructured list aims to provide a clearer and more organized overview of the prohibited items for shipment via LibyanoEx services.

For information on import prohibitions and restrictions, please check with the customs Control authority in Libya.