Shipping from Canada to Uzbekistan

Yes, once your parcel is registered and shipped through Meest, you'll receive a tracking number that lets you monitor its progress online from pickup in Canada through customs clearance and final delivery in Uzbekistan by the local logistics partner. Tracking updates typically appear at major checkpoints, though international transit can sometimes cause delays in status updates.

Devices with batteries installed, like phones or laptops, can usually be shipped, limited to two battery-powered devices per parcel. However, loose or spare batteries, power banks, and separately packed batteries are strictly prohibited. Always check Uzbekistan's specific import rules for electronics too, since some countries add extra restrictions or documentation requirements for tech items.

If there's no local Meest representative, you can still ship by registering online and choosing Canada Post Drop-off or Canpar Home Pick-up. Pay for your parcel through the Meest portal, print the barcode, and either drop it at a Canada Post branch or hand it to the Canpar courier who arrives at your home.

Shipping cost depends on whichever is greater: the parcel's actual weight or its dimensional weight, calculated from length, width, and height. For air shipments, this accounts for the space a package takes on the aircraft rather than just its weight. Registering your parcel at cab.meest.com shows the exact price before you confirm shipment.

Every parcel is automatically insured for 60 CAD, with the option to add coverage up to 800 CAD for higher-value items. If you choose to waive additional coverage, you'll need to sign the waiver section on your shipping form. Parcels insured above 500 CAD may be opened by Meest staff in your presence to verify contents.

Expedited parcel delivery from Canada to Uzbekistan with Meest takes up to 6 business days, not counting first-mile pickup and customs clearance. Delivery times can vary depending on the destination region within Uzbekistan and how quickly the parcel clears local customs, so it's wise to build in a few extra days when planning time-sensitive shipments.

Uzbekistan restricts imports of items like firearms, narcotics, counterfeit goods, certain printed materials, and some food products. Loose batteries, power banks, and spare batteries are also banned in parcels. Always check Uzbekistan's official customs list before packing, since prohibited items can cause your parcel to be seized or returned, delaying delivery and risking additional fees.

Uzbekistan applies its own duty-free thresholds and tax rates, which differ from Canada's export rules. Personal, non-commercial items below a certain declared value are typically duty-free, but higher-value shipments may be taxed by Uzbek customs upon arrival. It's best to check current Uzbek customs regulations before sending, since thresholds and rates can change.

Each parcel is automatically insured for 60 CAD. If you, as the sender, waive any additional insurance, you will need to put your signature in the column "For the sender: sign here to waive additional insurance and accept 60 CAD limited liability".

The maximum amount of additional insurance for parcels is 800 CAD. Under these terms, if you opt for extra insurance, you must indicate the additional insurance amount in the "Insurance" column. Depending on the parcel contents, insurance is available for more significant amounts; customers need to coordinate larger amounts of insurance with Meest Corporation – head office.

Please note: parcels insured for over 500 CAD may be opened by Meest’s employees or agents in the presence of the sender to determine whether the parcel's contents correspond to the insured amount.