Registered Letter
Insured letters must comply with the weight and size restrictions for ordinary lettermail and clearly display a return address and the
declared value.
An insured letter must be sealed in such a way that it is impossible to tamper with the contents without leaving an obvious trace of violation. A postal envelope specifically made for sending insured items or any other similar single colour envelope that is not made of striped paper or bordered by a coloured band or frame, or that does not contain a transparent panel, may be used for packing. Also used can be a linen bag with stitches on the inner side, a sturdy multi-layer paper or a box made of cardboard, wood or other suitable material.
To seal your insured letter, use a specially designed safety label, adhesive tape or any other appropriate sealing material. When using safety labels or adhesive tape, each strip of tape and/or label must bear either a sender's stamp, a signature facsimile or any other form of authentication (business customers) or a signature (residential customers) so that parts of the impression or signature are visible both on the tape/label and the envelope. Insured letters may not be sealed by means of a stapler.
Insured Letter
Insured letters must comply with the weight and size restrictions for ordinary lettermail and clearly display a return address and the
declared value.
An insured letter must be sealed in such a way that it is impossible to tamper with the contents without leaving an obvious trace of violation. A postal envelope specifically made for sending insured items or any other similar single colour envelope that is not made of striped paper or bordered by a coloured band or frame, or that does not contain a transparent panel, may be used for packing. Also used can be a linen bag with stitches on the inner side, a sturdy multi-layer paper or a box made of cardboard, wood or other suitable material.
To seal your insured letter, use a specially designed safety label, adhesive tape or any other appropriate sealing material. When using safety labels or adhesive tape, each strip of tape and/or label must bear either a sender's stamp, a signature facsimile or any other form of authentication (business customers) or a signature (residential customers) so that parts of the impression or signature are visible both on the tape/label and the envelope. Insured letters may not be sealed by means of a stapler.
International Parcel
To seal an international parcel with a declared value, you may use a specially designed safety label, adhesive tape or any other appropriate sealing material. If you have used adhesive tape to seal an international parcel without a declared value, each strip of tape must bear a signature so that parts of the signature are visible both on the tape and the envelope.