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Customs documents and shipping documents

Do you want to send something to a different country? Information about which customs documents and shipping documents you need is available here.

Send Customs EDI

From 1 January 2021, a requirement for electronic pre-notification in the form of Customs EDI will be introduced to the recipient country.

To send Tull-EDI to us as a cash-paying customer, use Skicka Direkt.
If you are a contract customer, use Skicka Direkt Business or similar. If another TA system is used, you can also send in Customs EDI via a file for logistics and letter services or via API calls.

If you need help with your Customs EDI, please contact us via email.

Please note that in the event of incorrect or incomplete customs EDI, a fee for creating/supplementing customs EDI may be added, or the shipment may be returned to you as the sender.

Customs declaration

CN22

CN22 is a simplified customs declaration for mail items and includes a safety declaration. Glue the document directly onto the item you are sending, preferably on the front side. You can use more CN22 if you are sending more than 3 items and attach on the item. In this case it is important that you remove the safety declaration part from the first CN22 and remove the barcode from the second CN22. Sum the value and write the total weight on the CN22 which is signed.

You need also to remove the barcode if you are sending Registered item.
It is important that you fill in the CN22 clearly and correct in English och French, otherwise there is a risk that the letter will be returned to you. This is what you need to write on the CN22:

  • Cross in the reason for export
  • Enter the number of items and clear description of the content, e.g. "two men’s cotton shirts". Do not write e.g. only "clothes". Avoid using general descriptions as e.g. "Accessories", "Merchandize" or "Commodity". By describing the content as specific as possible the customs clearance in the receiving country will be easier and the risk for return is lower.
  • State the weight in kg, e.g. "0.45 kg".
  • State the value of the goods in SEK, e.g. 412 SEK
  • State the customs code (first 6 numbers) and person/EORI number in case the goods i sent for commercial purpose. Leave this section empty in other case.
  • State the country of manufacture as a ISO code, e.g. "SE".
  • State the items total weight in kg.
  • State the total value of all goods in the item in SEK.

You can order the document here on the website or pick-up from one of our Service points.

CN23
CN23 is a customs declaration for all parcels and also all mail items and EMS, and includes a safety declaration. CN23 is also used for parcels and mail items with a value of SEK 2,000 or less if they are being sent for commercial purposes. Tape the document directly onto the item you are sending or put it in a plastic pocket attached to the consignment. You can order the document here on the website or pick-up from one of our Service points.

Summary of customs documents

The tables below show which documents should be attached when using our various services. More information is available in the terms and conditions regarding what applies to each particular service.

You can order the documents here on the website or pick-up from one of our Service points.

International letters, International Varubrev, International Tracked Letter and International Registered Mail

Value of the item If the sender is a company
Regardless of value Customs label CN22, date and sender shall always be stated. EORI/personal ID number/VOEC* must be stated if the item is being sent for commercial purposes.
Value more than
SEK 2,000
Customs declaration CN23 and commercial invoice. EORI/personal ID number/VOEC* shall always be stated. Personal ID number can be stated on the enclosed invoice/receipt instead of on the export declaration.

*VOEC number must be stated in cases where the selling company has registered a VAT account in Norway.

MyPack Collect, MyPack Home, Pallet and Parcel

Value of the items If the sender is a company

All product values

Shipping document and commercial or pro forma invoice in triplicate.

EMS International Express Mail, Parcel Post International and International Parcel

Value of item If the sender is a company
Value max. SEK 2,000 Customs Declaration CN23
EORI/personal ID number/VOEC* must be stated if the item is being sent for commercial purposes.
Value more than SEK 2,000 Customs Declaration CN23 and commercial or pro forma invoice in triplicate. EORI/personal ID number/VOEC* shall always be stated.

*VOEC number must be stated in cases where the selling company has registered a VAT account in Norway.

Creating shipping documents for individuals

You can easily pay freight costs online using Shipping Tool. Print out the shipping documents yourself and hand in your parcels at any partner outlet.

Creating shipping documents if you are a service agreement customer

Via Skicka Direkt Business or another printing system
Shipping documents printed using our transport tool Skicka Direkt Business or another printing system, are used when you send parcels, pallets, registered mail or International Tracked Letter. If you do not print out the shipping document for registered mail via a printing system, you can instead obtain a label from one of our service points.

Pre-printed shipping document – shipping document that is filled in by hand
The shipping document for Parcel Post International is available pre-printed and includes the customs declaration. The shipping document can be obtained from PostNord partner outlets and business service centers. You can use it when sending gifts, samples of goods or documents. The shipping document must be accompanied by a commercial invoice if the value of the goods is more than SEK 2,000.

Commercial invoice – documents for goods for sale

The commercial invoice is sufficient as a basis for PostNord, as the carrier, to enable us to create the export declaration. There must be at least three copies of the invoice written in English and usually signed by hand.

The information that must be included is

  • sender and recipient
  • terms of delivery
  • currency code
  • invoice number
  • price per goods item
  • number of items and packaging code
  • net/gross weight per goods item
  • total gross weight
  • article name
  • country of origin
  • product code/state number
  • EOR number.


The UK’s expected departure from the EU will entail major changes for parcel and logistics transports to and from the UK. More information about the impact of Brexit on our services.

Invoice template for filling in your invoice (doc)

Pro forma invoice – document for gifts, samples of goods or documents

You use a pro forma invoice instead of a commercial invoice if the importer has not bought the product i.e. if the product is not for sale. There must be at least three copies of the invoice written in English and usually signed by hand. The reason for using the pro forma invoice must be stated on the pro forma invoice. For example, warranty goods, export of goods to own office. The payment invoice is sent later – the value of the goods must be the same as stated in the payment invoice. The invoice should state the following: “No charge. Value for customs purposes only.” Examples of goods include samples, gifts, promotional items, returns.

Invoice template for filling in your invoice (doc)

Shipment list – document that specifies the identities of the incoming parcels in a shipment

The shipment list shall accompany parcel no. 1, as a collective invoice is used. The list shall contain information about which incoming parcel numbers belong to the shipment, and the respective delivery address.

Power of attorney for export using the Parcel and Pallet service

When exporting, it is the recipient that pays for import declarations, customs duties and VAT when sending to certain destinations.

Some recipient countries require a power of attorney from the recipient, as a guarantee that the recipient is responsible for paying fees such as the import declaration fee, customs duty and import VAT, before the parcel can be delivered.

As the sender, you can facilitate the fastest delivery possible by asking the recipient to fill in a power of attorney document in advance.

Download power of attorney document for recipients in Serbia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina (pdf)

Power of attorney documents for recipients of Pallet to the UK

UK Direct representation form (pdf)
EU Direct representation form (pdf) 

Note! After completing the power of attorney form these must be scanned and emailed to DREU@palletways.com.