Shipping from Washington State to Belarus

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Amazon does not directly support shipping from USA to Belarus for most products.

You'll need to apply a customs declaration form to your package. If you buy postage online with Click & Drop the label will be generated automatically, and we will also send customs data in advance of your parcel. Alternatively, customs declaration labels are available online or in a Post Office® branch.

Yes, you can ship packages to Russia from the USA, but it's complex due to sanctions, requiring special couriers or forwarding services (like Time Saving Machine or PostFromUS ) that use workarounds, as major carriers (USPS, FedEx, DHL, UPS) often suspend direct services; expect higher costs, longer transit times (weeks), strict customs (duty-free limit up to $1000), and prohibited items like electronics with GPS, certain clothing, or liquids.

No, FedEx currently has suspended all international services to and from Russia and Belarus due to the conflict in Ukraine, meaning they do not offer direct shipping to Belarus as of late 2025, though their website might show local options, those are generally for services within Belarus or for select partners, not inbound international shipments from the US/Europe. Other options, like USPS, might be available but also face potential disruptions, while some specialized third-party services using different routes (e.g., via China) are sometimes mentioned as workarounds.

Due to the conflict in Ukraine, FedEx, UPS and DHL have suspended deliveries to Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. At the present time, the US Postal Service is the only option for shipping to these countries, though USPS service may also experience interruptions or be unavailable depending upon circumstances on the ground.

The Belarus, Russia, Ukraine-/Russia-related, and Venezuela-related sanctions programs prohibit U.S. persons from dealing in certain new debt of persons identified as subject to these prohibitions.

No, the U.S. and Belarus are not currently friendly, though there are recent signs of tentative diplomatic engagement after years of significant tension, sanctions, and human rights disputes under President Lukashenka, with the U.S. supporting democracy while Belarus seeks sanctions relief and normalization, creating a complex relationship of opposition and cautious dialogue.