➢Antiques, works of art and fine art with an individual value in excess of INR 25,000

➢ Bullion

➢Cash and travellers cheques

➢Complete original and imitation firearms and firearm parts, (includes rifle butts, trigger mechanisms, screws / bolts etc which are manufactured for the sole purpose of creating a functional firearm), ammunition, explosives

➢ Dangerous / hazardous goods including but not limited to perfumes, aftershaves, aerosols, flammable substances, dry ice, biological substances, UN classified dangerous goods and any goods specified as such under International Air Transport Association regulations (“IATA”), the Agreement on Dangerous Goods by Road (“ADR”) or International Maritime Dangerous Goods (“IMDG”) regulations

➢Small Electronic Items, including Mobile Phones, containing Lithium Batteries –each package may not contain more than 2 batteries which must be contained within the electronic device

➢Furs and ivory

➢Human remains or ashes

➢ Illegal goods (these are goods which are considered illegal in the origin, the transit points and/or the destination countries and would include but not be limited to pirated goods, counterfeit goods and narcotics)

➢Jewellery, Costume Jewellery, Watches and objects constructed of precious metal and/or stones with a value in excess of £5,000 per waybill

➢Laptop Computers – No more than 1 laptop computer per package. Each package may not contain more than 1 lithium battery which must be contained within the laptop. The shipment must not exceed £5,000 per waybill

➢ Live animals (including but not limited to mammals, reptiles, birds and fish), Insects, larvae, pupae etc

➢ Loose lithium batteries

➢Clinical and or Biological samples (including but not limited to bodily fluids and tissue samples)

➢ Perishable items that require a temperature controlled environment (including but not limited to foodstuffs and flowers)

➢ Pornography (whether in printed, film or digital format)

➢Tobacco, loose leaf tobacco products and pre-rolled cigarettes.