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    • International Letter Mail


    • New worldwide price zones

    Letter mail items must not exceed 2kg (excluding items for sight-impaired people).

    • The price list applies to letters up to 2 g. For 2 kg and above, items are priced as parcels.
    • There are two price zones: European Destinations, other European Destinations, and the rest of the world.

    First-class Priority

    Hellenic Post guarantees competitive rates for your international mail.

    For more information about the features of this service, click here

    The First-class Priority service can be combined with one or more particular services, depending on the wishes and needs of the sender.

    For more information about the features of the individual unique service, click here.

    Second-class Economy

    Send your mail affordably anywhere in the world

    For more information about the features of this service, click here

    Postcards Worldwide

    Exclusively for postcards.

    For more information about the features of this service, click here

    The provision or non-provision of an international service and the particular terms of its provision depend on the country of destination. For information, consult the Special Services and Destinations Served tables.

    Find out about the General Prohibitions on sending postal items and the Dangerous—Prohibited Items for Air Transport.

    For more information, consult the List of individual prohibitions per country from the UPU site.