Prohibited items for proxy purchasing and import shipping. At Micafi, we are committed to strictly complying with the laws and regulations of the destination country, as well as applicable international conventions governing the transportation of goods. This compliance not only protects customer interests but also ensures logistics safety and minimizes legal and operational risks.

Therefore, Micafi does not accept proxy purchasing or shipping for any items classified as prohibited under the laws of the host country, destination country, or relevant international regulations. Customers are advised to review this list carefully to avoid confiscation, additional charges, or legal violations.

1. Items strictly prohibited for proxy purchasing and shipping

1.1 Weapons, self-defense tools & military equipment

  • Military weapons, knives, swords, and all types of firearms (including sports or hunting weapons).
  • Self-defense tools such as electric batons, pepper spray, batons, and similar devices.
  • Specialized equipment used exclusively by military or law enforcement agencies.

1.2 Prohibited substances & hazardous chemicals

  • Narcotics, drug precursors, and controlled stimulants.
  • Toxic, corrosive, radioactive chemicals; magnetic materials; flammable or explosive substances.

1.3 Publications & goods affecting public security and social order

  • Subversive materials, extremist content, and obscene or prohibited publications.
  • Fireworks, explosives, and items that may threaten public safety or national security.

1.4 Pharmaceuticals, biological materials & restricted wildlife products

  • Veterinary drugs, pesticides, or pharmaceuticals not authorized for circulation in the destination country.
  • Plant seeds, livestock breeds, or biological specimens of unknown or illegal origin.
  • Products derived from endangered or protected wildlife, including bones, horns, ivory, skins, remains, or parts listed under CITES.

1.5 Minerals, scrap materials & environmentally hazardous waste

  • Restricted minerals and scrap materials that may cause environmental pollution.
  • Waste, used batteries, or components containing heavy metals or toxic substances.

1.6 Unlicensed or uncertified medical equipment

  • Medical supplies, laboratory chemicals, or materials intended for virus research or laboratory use.
  • Medical devices that have not been certified, approved, or authorized for import by competent authorities.

1.7 Currency, financial instruments & high-value assets

  • Cash, banknotes, foreign currency, gold, silver, diamonds, gemstones, and precious metals.
  • Valuable documents such as bonds, certificates, or savings instruments.

1.8 Tobacco products & related materials

  • Cigarettes, cigars, heated tobacco products, and electronic cigarettes (vapes).
  • Raw materials, liquids, or flavorings used for the production of electronic cigarettes.

2. Special notes when placing international orders via Micafi

In addition to the general prohibited items listed above, Micafi does not accept:

  • Fresh or perishable food requiring special storage conditions (frozen, chilled, or temperature-controlled).
  • Aerosol or spray products, especially those labeled as flammable or inflammable.

Shipments may be held or rejected at overseas warehouses if:

  • The sender name on the package is a private individual without verifiable commercial credentials.
  • The shipment is flagged by carriers or local authorities due to suspected fraud or unlawful payment activity.

In such cases, customers must provide clear and transparent transaction documentation within 10 days. Failure to do so may result in the shipment being returned or disposed of in accordance with local regulations.

3. Dangerous goods prohibited for air transportation

In accordance with ICAO and IATA regulations, Micafi does not accept proxy purchasing or air shipment of the following dangerous goods:

  • Explosives: fireworks, ammunition, explosive materials.
  • Flammable substances: gasoline, paints, solvents.
  • Corrosive substances: acids, industrial chemicals.
  • Toxic substances: pesticides, poisons.
  • Radioactive materials: uranium, cesium, and similar substances.
  • Special items: high-capacity lithium batteries, compressed gas cylinders, pressurized devices.

4. Consequences of violations

  • Goods may be confiscated, destroyed, or disposed of in accordance with applicable laws.
  • Customers may be subject to administrative penalties or criminal liability.
  • Micafi bears no responsibility for compensation in any case involving prohibited items.

5. Guidelines for checking goods before placing an order

Customers are encouraged to:

  • Review prohibited and restricted goods lists issued by customs authorities of the destination country.
  • Verify HS codes to determine import restrictions or licensing requirements.
  • Consult relevant regulations from competent authorities (trade, health, agriculture, environment, etc.).
  • Refer to applicable international conventions such as WTO agreements, CITES, and free trade agreements.

6. Advice from Micafi

  • Carefully verify product compliance before submitting a proxy purchase request.
  • Contact Micafi consultants to confirm whether an item is eligible for international shipping.
  • We are always ready to support customers to ensure every shipment is safe, compliant, and legally secure.