@Mike *********

once it leaves the US, you have to switch over to the Thai Post website for tracking. It works well.

David Broadfoot I’m quite aware that Thai currency is the baht LOL. But when you send a package from the US you have to declare a value in US dollars. And the last time I looked, documents/paperwork were not dutiable goods.

David Broadfoot just saying what’s worked for me

@Edward *******

did you send it with no insurance and a value under $50?

I sent mine by DHL last year and they OPENED the package. Apparently, FedEx has an agreement that guarantees customs approval, so packages are not opened. This time around I sent it FedEx, but it cost me $85. I’ve successfully used the USPS to send via Thai Post in other instances with no problems. Takes a little longer but IMO pretty safe. Send it with tracking but no insurance and value less than $50 pretty much assures no problems.