If you are going to bring an old computer sent by a relative into Canada, you need to comply with the relevant Canadian regulations on the import of electronic products. Here are some common precautions:

1. Check whether the computer complies with the relevant regulations of Canada: Before importing the old computer into Canada, you need to ensure that the computer complies with the relevant regulations and standards of Canada, such as the regulations of the Canadian Radiocommunication Administration, etc.

2. Fill out the customs declaration form: When you bring the computer into Canada, you need to fill out the entry declaration form at the customs and declare all the items you are carrying, including the model, quantity and price of the old computer, etc.

3. Pay relevant taxes and fees: If the value of your imported computer is more than 200 Canadian dollars, you need to pay taxes to the relevant customs in Canada. The relevant taxes and fees will vary depending on the value of the computer and other factors.

4. Pay attention to copyright issues: If you have unauthorized software or downloaded unauthorized music or movies in your computer, this may lead to copyright issues. Therefore, you should ensure that there is no illegal or unauthorized content in your computer.

In conclusion, in order to ensure the smooth and legal entry of old computers sent by your relatives into Canada, it is recommended that you consult the regulations of Canadian customs or relevant immigration agencies in advance and abide by the relevant regulations.

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What are the restrictions on mailing to Canada?

There are some restrictions on mailing to Canada, including item size and weight restrictions, prohibited items, and packaging requirements.

Item size and weight restrictions: The maximum size of ordinary mail is length width height no more than 200 cm, and the maximum weight is 30 kg. For particularly large items and overweight packages, you need to pay an additional fee and choose a suitable delivery method.

Prohibited items: The Canada Post Office has a series of regulations on prohibited items for some dangerous goods, perishable goods, controlled goods, etc. These prohibited items include, but are not limited to, flammable and explosive items, drugs, weapons, live animals, etc. Strict compliance with prohibited items regulations during delivery will ensure safe mailing and safeguard public interest and personal safety.

Packaging Requirements: In order to ensure the safe and complete delivery of mailed items, users need to comply with Canada Post’s packaging requirements during delivery. These requirements include proper inner and outer packaging, packaging materials for prohibited fragile items, proper use of fillers, etc. Good packaging will reduce the risk of damage to items during delivery and increase recipient satisfaction with the mailing company.

In addition, the services of different courier companies may vary. Before choosing a courier company, you need to choose the appropriate service according to the urgency and budget of the sent item.