List of Restricted Items

Spray cans such as deodorants, paint sprays, and insect sprays.

Alcoholic beverages (wine, beer, liquor).

Skins, ivory, horns, or other protected wildlife products.

Full-size bicycles.

Blood, tissue, or medical specimens.

Cylinders or containers of gas under pressure like propane, butane, or oxygen tanks.

Substances that can damage surfaces or skin, such as acids or bleach.

Fake branded items, pirated media.

Cash, coins, precious metals, and negotiable financial instruments.

Solid carbon dioxide used for cooling.

Items that can detonate or cause explosions, including fireworks, dynamite, and detonators.

Liquids that can easily catch fire, such as gasoline, paint thinner, and alcohol solutions.

Materials that ignite quickly through friction or heat, like matches and magnesium.

Cleaning solutions, detergents, and bleaches.

Hoverboards and electric scooters.

Human ashes, bones, or body parts.

Birth certificates, contracts, deeds, and notarised papers.

Loose lithium batteries, power banks not attached to a device.

Live plants, seeds, or soil.

Live animals, birds, reptiles, fish, bees, or insects.

Strong magnets that interfere with electronics.

Prescription drugs, controlled substances, narcotics.

Oil paints, varnishes, lacquers.

Government-issued identification such as passports, visas, and national IDs.

Nail polish, removers, and cosmetics containing alcohol.

Perfumes, eau de parfum, eau de toilette.

Explicit or offensive material is restricted in many countries.

Any item emitting ionising radiation, such as uranium or medical isotopes.

Imitation firearms, toy guns, or airsoft guns that resemble real weapons.

Soft travel bags, backpacks, and duffel bags must be placed in the cardboard box.

Suitcases are not acceptable unless reboxed.

Cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco.

Chemical poisons or substances harmful to health, including arsenic and pesticides.

Car or motorcycle tyres.

Firearms, ammunition, knives, or other items designed for combat or self-defence.

Non-spillable wet batteries.

Alkaline, NiMH, or NiCd batteries (new).

Expensive antiques and cultural items.

Rare stamps, coins, and cards.

Computers, laptops, and related devices.

Engines and auto parts (especially with fluids).

Fresh food, meat, seafood, canned food and dairy products that spoil quickly.

Glass, ceramics, porcelain, items with thin or brittle parts, certain plastics.

Frozen meats, seafood, or ice cream requiring cold chain handling.

Lottery tickets, betting slips, and gambling machines.

Fragile glass products.

Expensive jewellery, gemstones, and watches that carry a high risk of theft.

Liquids that are improperly packed or not sealed, stored in glass containers.

Beverages, cleaning liquids, cosmetic liquids, oil or honey.

Devices with lithium batteries (phones, laptops, tablets).

Certain devices like oxygen cylinders or syringes.

Instruments like guitars, violins, and drums.

Mobile phones and smartphones.

Prescription medicines for personal or scientific purposes.

Religious or political propaganda is restricted in some countries.

Items like scissors, knives, blades, and box cutters.

Televisions and computer monitors.

Paintings, sculptures, and art pieces.