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  There is good news for international sellers: USPS will self-declare international postage rates on July 1, 2017. By doing this, USPS will better cover delivery expenses and level the playing field for U.S. sellers. But how do you access this service? Luckily, there are a few steps you can take to get started. Here are the most important ones. Keep reading to learn more. And don't forget to check out these tips, too! Among the changes is a hike on international letter mail, domestic Priority Mail and certain other classes of mail. The increase will take effect on Jan. 26, 2020. Domestic letters and postcards will stay the same prices. The increase also doesn't affect additional ounces of domestic mail. Despite the rate increase, the U.S. Postal Service governors approved the rate hike notice on Oct. 9. The  Postal Regulatory Commission  must still approve the new rates for the service to be effective. If you are sending a heavy package, USPS Priority Mail International Flat R

  The international postage rates of the Royal Mail are changing in the US as a result of the COVID-19 (Codified International Messages and Information Data Initiative) regulations. These new rules are likely to increase the cost of sending mail to the US, particularly to small businesses. For example, the cost of sending a standard, signed, tracked parcel will be increased by 49 percent. These changes could have a huge effect on small businesses, as Royal Mail will no longer be able to send standard letters to the US. The international postage rates of the Royal Mail vary based on the destination country. It is recommended to specify the telephone number of the addressee on the package and the shipping address. Businesses registered to the  VAT system  can reclaim any tax incurred on the package while shipping. The service Parcel Force Worldwide provides assures next business-day delivery to countries in Europe, Asia and the rest of the world. The price of the service depends on the d

  The international postage rates will continue to rise as Canada Post announced on Tuesday that they would raise rates for the next seven years. In addition to the new rates, the sender must also include the correct postage on their letters and parcels. Addresses must include complete house numbers, apartment numbers, and business names, as well as ZIP or zone codes. The destination country must also be listed. This is why Canadians should double check their addresses before mailing anything. On January 24, 2021, USPS plans to increase its prices for First Class Mail, Large Envelopes, and Periodicals. The cost of First Class Package Service will increase by 3.49%. Media Mail will go up by 3.57%. There are other price increases coming for the other mail services as well.  Here are the details . While USPS may have raised its rates, it's not going to be enough to cause a massive change in shipping strategies. Priority Mail International, First Class Package International Service, an

  On March 14, the United States Postal Service will issue its eighth Global Forever stamp, featuring the African daisy. The stamp will go on sale in panes of ten the same day, with no first-day ceremony planned. This is the first stamp in the series to be issued in a country other than the United States. The stamp can also be used for self-addressed mail. The stamp was designed by Greg Breeding and William J. Gicker. In order to make international mail more convenient, the USPS has introduced a new stamp that offers a universal stamp for worldwide mail. The Global Forever stamps are issued in self-adhesive panes of 10. Each pane contains ten stamps. The stamps are issued in panes of ten and can be mailed within the United States and abroad. It is a great way to simplify international mail and make it  more convenient  to send packages. One thing to remember about the Global Forever stamp is that it does not cover oversized mail or anything that is unusually shaped. Mail that weighs mo